Often There Are Power Differences in Group Negotiation

question 18

Multiple Choice

Often there are power differences in group negotiation.Unbalanced power relationships can produce:

• A)less coalitions defecting from the larger group
• B)fewer integrative agreements
• C)a reduced likelihood of a bargaining impasse
• D)less competitive behavior

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