
Teks negosiasi
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- Q1Which of the following is a common strategy in negotiation?AggressionCompromiseManipulationAvoidance30s
- Q2What is the primary goal of a negotiation?To reach a mutually beneficial agreementTo gather informationTo avoid conflictTo win at all costs30s
- Q3Which of the following is an important skill in negotiation?Active listeningIgnoring the other partyUsing complex jargonBeing overly aggressive30s
- Q4What is a common barrier to effective negotiation?Mutual respectOpen-mindednessFlexibilityPoor communication skills30s
- Q5Which of the following is an essential step in the negotiation process?PreparationMaximizing demands without compromiseIgnoring the other party's needsRushing to make a deal30s
- Q6What role does body language play in negotiation?It only distracts from the conversationIt can convey confidence and opennessIt is more important than wordsIt has no impact30s
- Q7What is the importance of understanding the other party's interests in a negotiation?It helps to identify potential areas for compromiseIt leads to one-sided outcomesIt decreases clarity in communicationIt allows for increased hostility30s
- Q8What is the role of empathy in negotiation?It is a sign of weaknessIt is counterproductiveIt helps to build rapport and trustIt complicates the negotiation process30s
- Q9What is a common strategy used in negotiation to achieve better outcomes?Refusing to compromiseMaking concessionsMaintaining a rigid stanceThreatening to walk away30s
- Q10What is an important step to take before entering a negotiation?Avoiding conflictGoing in unpreparedMaking threatsPreparation and research30s