Failing to disclose information that would benefit the other party is called misrepresentation by whereas outright...

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Failing to disclose information that would benefit the other party is called misrepresentation by whereas outright lying is called misrepresentation by admission, permission admission, commission permission, omission None of the above omission, commission When the parties establish that there is more than one issue in conflict, and then agree to trade off among these issues so one person achieves a their 1st or 2nd choice on the first issue and the other person achieves a 1st or 2nd choice on the second issue, this is called: brainstorming surveys None of the above nonspecific compensation logrolling Failing to disclose information that would benefit the other party is called misrepresentation by whereas outright lying is called misrepresentation by admission, permission admission, commission permission, omission None of the above omission, commission When the parties establish that there is more than one issue in conflict, and then agree to trade off among these issues so one person achieves a their 1st or 2nd choice on the first issue and the other person achieves a 1st or 2nd choice on the second issue, this is called: brainstorming surveys None of the above nonspecific compensation logrolling

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