In Negotiation,people Often Have Faulty Perceptions

question 28

Multiple Choice

In negotiation,people often have faulty perceptions.The fixed-pie perception refers to:

• A)simultaneously improving the outcomes for both parties
• B)believing that the counterparty's interests are directly opposed to one's own interests
• C)a fixed alternative agreement that improves one party's outcome
• D)settling for outcomes that exceed parties' reservation points

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