Answer to Question 1
C
Answer to Question 2
Neither negotiation style is particularly effective in simultaneously expanding and slicing the pie. The tough
negotiator is unflinching, makes high demands, concedes little, holds out until the very end, often rejects offers that
are within the bargaining zone, often walks away from potentially profitable deals, and gains a reputation for being
stubborn. The soft negotiator offers too many and too-generous concessions, reveals his or her reservation point,
gives away too much of the bargaining pie to the other party, and agrees too readily.