Deck 11: Negotiation and Conflict Management

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The goal of competitive bargaining strategies is to

A) win at all costs.
B) win when consequences are minimal.
C) win as long as others win, too.
D) maximize goals of bargaining participants.
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The act of recognizing,presenting,and defending a controversial issue is known as

A) argumentativeness.
B) conflict.
C) verbal aggressiveness.
D) negotiation.
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People who have solid skills in argumentation are __________ likely to use verbally Aggressive strategies.

A) more
B) somewhat
C) less
D) very
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The tendency to attack other people and their self -concepts instead of issues is termed

A) argumentativeness.
B) conflict.
C) verbal aggressiveness.
D) negotiation.
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Which two functions are vital to the long

A) verbal aggressiveness and argumentativeness
B) negotiation and conflict management
C) negotiation and verbal aggressiveness
D) conflict and verbal aggressiveness
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What is the difference between formal and informal bargaining situations?

A) Informal sessions are casual whereas formal sessions never are.
B) Informal sessions are difficult whereas formal sessions are easy.
C) Informal sessions are scheduled over time whereas formal sessions are spontaneous.
D) Informal sessions are spontaneous whereas formal sessions are scheduled over time.
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Negotiators have __________ to bargain in good faith,demonstrate respect for the rights Of other negotiators,and encourage fair and open discussion of issues.

A) no obligation
B) a communication obligation
C) an ethical obligation
D) very little obligation
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What is the first step in any negotiation session?

A) summarizing an offer
B) positioning
C) advancing an offer
D) countering an offer
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Conflict has been defined as "an expressed struggle between at least two __________ Parties who perceive incompatible goals,scarce resources,and interference from the Other party in achieving their goals."

A) solitary
B) independent
C) interdependent
D) dependent
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Cooperative or integrative strategies in a bargaining situation are attempts to

A) undermine the opposition.
B) promote open, honest, and up
C) win at all costs.
D) promote verbal aggressiveness in bargaining.
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What is the primary cause of conflict in organizations?

A) personality conflicts
B) compromise
C) concern for tasks
D) competing goals
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__________ is (are)an example of a formal bargaining situation.

A) Labor -management negotiations
B) An employer and employee who disagree about performance standards
C) Coworker territorial disputes
D) Bargaining with hotels about corporate rates
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What is the function of information management in a negotiation situation?

A) to clarify issues, show prevailing evidence, and reduce ambiguity
B) to concede something in return for something else
C) to help maintain interest in the negotiation
D) to move the focus of the negotiation to important issues
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Which item of the following list contains cooperative tactics for use in bargaining
Sessions?

A) issuing ultimatums and offering concessions
B) asking for concessions and issuing ultimatums
C) offering information and providing clarification
D) offering promises and making threats or demands
Question
Verbal aggressiveness that comes from having observed and imitated parents,siblings, Peers,and significant others who were verbally aggressive can be termed

A) psychopathy.
B) dislike of others.
C) schizophrenia.
D) social learning.
Question
In a bargaining session,two or more people with different goals exchange
Communication to produce a __________ outcome.

A) mutually agreed on
B) conceded
C) lengthy
D) mutually undesirable
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In an ongoing conflict situation,what might change as the conflict situation develops
And the conflicting partners begin to understand each other better?

A) goals
B) positions
C) argumentativeness
D) conflict
Question
What does making concessions demonstrate to the other negotiators?

A) It demonstrates an unwillingness to change the offer.
B) It demonstrates a desire to get the negotiations started.
C) It demonstrates a willingness to be cooperative and to continue the bargaining.
D) It demonstrates a willingness to give in to anything they want.
Question
__________ goals reveal how each party views the nature and importance of the Relationship with the conflict partner.

A) Content
B) Cooperative
C) Reflective
D) Relational
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In a bargaining session, two or more people with different goals exchange communication to produce a __________ outcome.

A) Positioning
B) Negotiating
C) Conceding
D) Impressing
Question
It is not important to maintain a high level of enthusiasm during the bargaining
process.
Question
Which conflict style would you be using if you said,"I see your point of view.Let's do it
Your way"?

A) collaborating
B) accommodating
C) avoiding
D) competing
Question
Argumentativeness includes the ability to recognize controversial issues in
communication situations.
Question
Which conflict management strategy seeks to work toward an interdependent
Solution?

A) assembling of competitive goals
B) assembling of collaborative goals
C) assembling of personal goals
D) assembling of content goals
Question
Concessions are seldom useful in the negotiation process.
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Negotiation often involves argumentation and verbal aggressiveness.
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What are the two dimensions on the conflict grid discussed in Chapter 11?

A) concern for task and concern for relationships
B) concern for people and concern for production
C) concern for others' goals and concern for personal goals
D) concern for personal goals and concern for organizational goals
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What is one of the most frequent obstacles to conflict resolution?

A) competing goals
B) failure to listen
C) anxiety
D) scarce resources
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The accommodation conflict style is characterized by a low concern for content goals ? and a high concern for relational goals.
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Informal bargaining does not occur in the workplace.
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If you were to say,"If you combine our two requests,the end results will actually ? resemble our initial plans," you would be utilizing which conflict style?

A) accommodating
B) competing
C) avoiding
D) collaborating
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Moving the focus of the negotiation to issues important to you is called positioning.
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The term distributive refers to the bargainer's assumption that a gain for her/his side equals a loss for the other side.
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Which of the following suggestions can improve goal setting for conflict management?

A) analyze the relationship you have with the person and that person's conflict style
B) familiarize yourself with the physical environment where the conflict occurs
C) control your tendency toward verbal aggressiveness
D) appreciate the relief that follows working through a productive conflict situation
Question
Initial bargaining strategies should include firm but cooperative messages.
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Which conflict style is more concerned with personal goal achievement than with
Relational stability?

A) collaborating
B) accommodating
C) compromising
D) competing
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Verbal aggressiveness refers to attacking another’s point of view and not his/her self - concept.
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Deck 11: Negotiation and Conflict Management
1
The goal of competitive bargaining strategies is to

A) win at all costs.
B) win when consequences are minimal.
C) win as long as others win, too.
D) maximize goals of bargaining participants.
win at all costs.
2
The act of recognizing,presenting,and defending a controversial issue is known as

A) argumentativeness.
B) conflict.
C) verbal aggressiveness.
D) negotiation.
argumentativeness.
3
People who have solid skills in argumentation are __________ likely to use verbally Aggressive strategies.

A) more
B) somewhat
C) less
D) very
less
4
The tendency to attack other people and their self -concepts instead of issues is termed

A) argumentativeness.
B) conflict.
C) verbal aggressiveness.
D) negotiation.
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Which two functions are vital to the long

A) verbal aggressiveness and argumentativeness
B) negotiation and conflict management
C) negotiation and verbal aggressiveness
D) conflict and verbal aggressiveness
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6
What is the difference between formal and informal bargaining situations?

A) Informal sessions are casual whereas formal sessions never are.
B) Informal sessions are difficult whereas formal sessions are easy.
C) Informal sessions are scheduled over time whereas formal sessions are spontaneous.
D) Informal sessions are spontaneous whereas formal sessions are scheduled over time.
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7
Negotiators have __________ to bargain in good faith,demonstrate respect for the rights Of other negotiators,and encourage fair and open discussion of issues.

A) no obligation
B) a communication obligation
C) an ethical obligation
D) very little obligation
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8
What is the first step in any negotiation session?

A) summarizing an offer
B) positioning
C) advancing an offer
D) countering an offer
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9
Conflict has been defined as "an expressed struggle between at least two __________ Parties who perceive incompatible goals,scarce resources,and interference from the Other party in achieving their goals."

A) solitary
B) independent
C) interdependent
D) dependent
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10
Cooperative or integrative strategies in a bargaining situation are attempts to

A) undermine the opposition.
B) promote open, honest, and up
C) win at all costs.
D) promote verbal aggressiveness in bargaining.
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11
What is the primary cause of conflict in organizations?

A) personality conflicts
B) compromise
C) concern for tasks
D) competing goals
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12
__________ is (are)an example of a formal bargaining situation.

A) Labor -management negotiations
B) An employer and employee who disagree about performance standards
C) Coworker territorial disputes
D) Bargaining with hotels about corporate rates
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13
What is the function of information management in a negotiation situation?

A) to clarify issues, show prevailing evidence, and reduce ambiguity
B) to concede something in return for something else
C) to help maintain interest in the negotiation
D) to move the focus of the negotiation to important issues
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14
Which item of the following list contains cooperative tactics for use in bargaining
Sessions?

A) issuing ultimatums and offering concessions
B) asking for concessions and issuing ultimatums
C) offering information and providing clarification
D) offering promises and making threats or demands
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15
Verbal aggressiveness that comes from having observed and imitated parents,siblings, Peers,and significant others who were verbally aggressive can be termed

A) psychopathy.
B) dislike of others.
C) schizophrenia.
D) social learning.
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16
In a bargaining session,two or more people with different goals exchange
Communication to produce a __________ outcome.

A) mutually agreed on
B) conceded
C) lengthy
D) mutually undesirable
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17
In an ongoing conflict situation,what might change as the conflict situation develops
And the conflicting partners begin to understand each other better?

A) goals
B) positions
C) argumentativeness
D) conflict
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18
What does making concessions demonstrate to the other negotiators?

A) It demonstrates an unwillingness to change the offer.
B) It demonstrates a desire to get the negotiations started.
C) It demonstrates a willingness to be cooperative and to continue the bargaining.
D) It demonstrates a willingness to give in to anything they want.
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19
__________ goals reveal how each party views the nature and importance of the Relationship with the conflict partner.

A) Content
B) Cooperative
C) Reflective
D) Relational
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In a bargaining session, two or more people with different goals exchange communication to produce a __________ outcome.

A) Positioning
B) Negotiating
C) Conceding
D) Impressing
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21
It is not important to maintain a high level of enthusiasm during the bargaining
process.
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22
Which conflict style would you be using if you said,"I see your point of view.Let's do it
Your way"?

A) collaborating
B) accommodating
C) avoiding
D) competing
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23
Argumentativeness includes the ability to recognize controversial issues in
communication situations.
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24
Which conflict management strategy seeks to work toward an interdependent
Solution?

A) assembling of competitive goals
B) assembling of collaborative goals
C) assembling of personal goals
D) assembling of content goals
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Concessions are seldom useful in the negotiation process.
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Negotiation often involves argumentation and verbal aggressiveness.
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What are the two dimensions on the conflict grid discussed in Chapter 11?

A) concern for task and concern for relationships
B) concern for people and concern for production
C) concern for others' goals and concern for personal goals
D) concern for personal goals and concern for organizational goals
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What is one of the most frequent obstacles to conflict resolution?

A) competing goals
B) failure to listen
C) anxiety
D) scarce resources
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The accommodation conflict style is characterized by a low concern for content goals ? and a high concern for relational goals.
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Informal bargaining does not occur in the workplace.
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If you were to say,"If you combine our two requests,the end results will actually ? resemble our initial plans," you would be utilizing which conflict style?

A) accommodating
B) competing
C) avoiding
D) collaborating
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32
Moving the focus of the negotiation to issues important to you is called positioning.
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The term distributive refers to the bargainer's assumption that a gain for her/his side equals a loss for the other side.
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34
Which of the following suggestions can improve goal setting for conflict management?

A) analyze the relationship you have with the person and that person's conflict style
B) familiarize yourself with the physical environment where the conflict occurs
C) control your tendency toward verbal aggressiveness
D) appreciate the relief that follows working through a productive conflict situation
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Initial bargaining strategies should include firm but cooperative messages.
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Which conflict style is more concerned with personal goal achievement than with
Relational stability?

A) collaborating
B) accommodating
C) compromising
D) competing
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Verbal aggressiveness refers to attacking another’s point of view and not his/her self - concept.
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