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Refusing to Accept Any Amount Less Than What Was Initially

Question 111

Question 111

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Refusing to accept any amount less than what was initially agreed upon is an example of a:


A) bargaining zone
B) affect heuristic.
C) decision staking.
D) reservation point.
E) representativeness heuristic.

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