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Using force, manipulation, or coercion to persuade the other party in a negotiation is appropriate if you are successful in gaining agreement.
 
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Whereas addresses the content of the change, addresses the process.
 
  a. learning; development
  b. development; learning
  c. education; learning
  d. development; education


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