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A) A business meeting should be arranged by an intermediary who has a relationship with both parties.
B) In Japan,social meetings are very important to building a relationship of trust and friendship.
C) Completing a deal quickly is important to the Japanese.
D) The Japanese use subtle and complex verbal and nonverbal cues.
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A) place of jurisdiction.
B) protection of patents and trademarks.
C) responsibility for insurance,freight,and import duty.
D) making a list of questions to discuss.
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A) understanding translation problems.
B) assuming understanding by the other culture.
C) culturally insensitive comments.
D) nonverbal unfamiliarity.
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A) The conflict may be seen from both negotiators' points of view or may be seen by only one.
B) Non-negotiation tactics may be used to try to change the attitudes of the other side.
C) Some conflict may be due to the negotiator's perceptions of reality and his or her ability to block out information.
D) The conflict may be solved by the negotiator's repeating himself/herself with the same argument.
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A) The effect of culture in intercultural negotiation is one of relative,not absolute,values.
B) People adjust to another culture when negotiating interculturally.
C) The negotiating style is neutral.
D) You can learn the other culture as you negotiate.
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A) Compromise agreements develop a win-win agreement.
B) Cognitive dissonance can generate feelings of frustration,regression,fixation,and aggression.
C) Integrative agreements are more stable and mutually rewarding.
D) Each party makes concessions on high-priority issues in exchange for concessions on low-priority issues.
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A) Protocol is very important and formal.
B) Germans typically use a handshake at the beginning and end of meetings.
C) Germans tend to be detail oriented and like technical people as part of negotiations.
D) In business,Germans are typically individualistic;however,as people they are very group-oriented.
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A) United States
B) Sweden
C) Netherlands
D) Iraq
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A) Developing personal relationships is not important to the success of negotiations in Nigeria.
B) Russians see time as money;friendships are not crucial to business.
C) In India,group orientations are common during negotiations.
D) The French believe in speaking the language of the country with which they are negotiating.
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A) location,agenda,preliminary statements,and conflict perspectives.
B) implementation,contract,solutions to issues,and location.
C) social expectations,conflict perspectives,location,and agenda.
D) strategies,location,and tactics.
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A) When the United States is involved in the negotiations.
B) When a Hispanic country is involved in the negotiations.
C) When Germany is involved in the negotiations.
D) When Great Britain is involved in the negotiations.
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