What is a strategy or tactic than an opponent may use on you?
A. Refusal to establish committees to explore and seek resolution to shared concerns.
B. Demanding that all meetings be productive in moving toward resolution of issues.
C. Never providing special attention or other offerings.
D. Telling you what you want to hear, for example saying, you have raised some valid concerns, without an intention to act on your concerns.
Question 2
Regarding other strategic and tactical considerations.
A. An emphasis on ethics unnecessarily restricts options for action.
B. Taking into account how your target can benefit from the course of action that you desire will reduce commitment to your own interests.
C. Always wait for your opponent to state their position before you attempt to discredit it.
D. One criteria when selecting a tactic is that you and your members think you can do it, know how to, and will.
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