Which of the following is NOT helpful for conflict resolution? A. Trying to "win" B. Being Flexible C. Keeping an open mind D. Apologizing

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Which of the following is NOT helpful for conflict resolution?

A.
Trying to "win"
B.
Being Flexible
C.
Keeping an open mind
D.
Apologizing

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The correct asnwer is :A.

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