Lewicki, Hiam, and Olander (1996) used five approaches for negotiation in conflict management. Which one advocates for a split the difference mentality?
a. competitive c. accommodating
b. collaborative d. compromise
D
Lewicki, Hiam, and Olander (1996) used five approaches for conflict negotiation: 1) collaborative (win-win), 2) competitive (win-at-all-costs), 3) avoiding (lose-lose), 4) accommodating (lose-to-win), and 5) compromise (split-the-difference).
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