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tsand2

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Which of the following is not a behavior used to claim value?
 
  A. Making single issue offers
  B. Suggesting solutions to meet your own interests
  C. Making threats
  D. Valuing the other parties' interests

Question 2

The work team size that is generally considered the most effective is _____.
 
  a. 2 or 3 members
  b. 5 to 7 members
  c. 25 to 30 members
  d. 12 members
  e. uncertain as the size really does not matter because a team development program will result in an effective team no matter what the size



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Answer to Question 1

D. Valuing the other parties' interests

Answer to Question 2

b



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