When Negotiating Across Cultures,a High Level of Social Empathy in Emotional

question 85

Multiple Choice

When negotiating across cultures,a high level of social empathy in emotional intelligence of the negotiator may increase cross-cultural effectiveness because the negotiator will

• A) ask questions and seek to understand before reacting
• B) maintain optimism in the face of new challenges and effectively handling stress
• C) be open to new perspectives and resisting the urge to impose one's own values on the host culture
• D) communicate informally to build rapport and future cooperation in negotiations

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