An example of a rights-based argument is __________; an example of a power-based approach is __________
a. arguing about the terms of a contract; making a threat
b. making a threat; arguing the terms of a contract
c. focusing on interests; making a threat
d. arguing about the terms of a contract; arguing about precedent
Ans: a. arguing about the terms of a contract; making a threat
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A. A study on ergonomics by an engineering group B. The major distributor of wood veneers it uses in making its furniture C. The workers who craft the furniture to buyer specification D. A railway strike E. A competitor that makes similar-looking products with less expensive materials
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.