Groups often simplify the negotiation of multiple issues among multiple parties through voting and decision rules. In a multiparty negotiation, the most common procedure used to aggregate the preferences of team members is . However, this type of voting procedure fails to recognize the strength of individual preferences and therefore Select one: A. the unanimity rule; mutually beneficial trade-offs are not stable B. a consensus agreement; is not easy to implement C. majority rule; does not promote integrative tradeoffs among issues D. a voting paradox; promotes fixed-pie thinking