Fact-Finding Helps Resolve Bargaining Disputes in All of the Following

question 182

Multiple Choice

Fact-finding helps resolve bargaining disputes in all of the following ways except:

• A) It allows the neutral third party to demand certain concessions from one or both of the parties
• B) It reports unbiased evaluations of the parties positions which helps them to reassess their demands
• C) It allows the parties to save face when concessions are made because they can "blame" it on the fact-finder's report recommendations
• D) It can open the parties up to public scrutiny which in turns pressures them to reach an agreement

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Definitions:

External Locus

An individual's belief that external forces, beyond their personal control, have a significant impact on their life events and outcomes.

Experience Stress

The emotional or physical strain experienced as a response to challenging or demanding situations.

Cope Effectively

The ability to manage stressful situations or challenges in a way that minimizes negative outcomes and maximizes positive, healthy results.

Type A Personality

Type A personality describes individuals who are highly competitive, self-driven, goal-oriented, and can exhibit aggressive behavior under stress.