Compromise, Negotiation, Persuasion, Consensus-Building

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To make concessions & settle differences

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compromise

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general agreement within a group

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consensus-building

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to use discussion aimed at reaching an agreement and settling differences

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negotiate

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speaking or writing intended to influence people's action

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persuasion

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Special rights given to foreign powers or opposition

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concessions

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A product development team has 3 designs, but will only be allowed to use one due to budget constraints. Each team member votes for best choice, and all agree to support the outcome.

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consensus-building

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A community is fundraising for a new park. Volunteers show neighbors a long list of contributors. The neighbors are peer pressured & influenced to donate to the cause. What is this an example of?

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persuasion

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After debate, Federalists agreed to add Bill of Rights to the Constitution so it could be / would be ratified (approved). What is this process called?

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compromise