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A) a shared perception and inventory control.
B) a shared perception and a good agreement.
C) jurisdiction and the time it takes to negotiate.
D) information that must be reported and jurisdiction.
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A) make fewer adjustments to opponent's behavior and change their negotiation strategy less.
B) change their negotiation strategy less and are less ethnocentric than their opponents.
C) use a group oriented negotiation style and make fewer adjustments to opponent's behavior.
D) use less ethnocentric behavior than their opponents and use a group oriented negotiation style.
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A) Face-to-face strategies are concerned with negotiating in person rather than through the mail,fax,telephone,telegraph,or other intermediaries.
B) People in many cultures will only negotiate on a face-to-face basis.
C) The Japanese prefer the telephone to face-to-face strategies.
D) In India an oral face-to-face agreement is more important than a written contract.
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A) It is correct to have influence yet no responsibility for the actions taken.
B) Personal constructs of the user determine the strength of the power exerted.
C) In order for power to be meaningful,it has to be accepted.
D) Power and authority mean basically the same thing.
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A) argument dilution
B) counterproposals
C) blame assessment
D) irritators
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A) Knowing your facts is more important than courtesy.
B) Allowing someone to save face is very valued in some cultures.
C) Courtesy will not clarify misinterpretations.
D) Courtesy is harder to achieve with a mediator.
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A) Telling jokes to relieve tension is considered appropriate.
B) Distracting tactics can be beneficial to the negotiation process.
C) All cultures consider negotiation to be retaliatory.
D) Using role reversal to put yourself in the other's position is recommended.
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