A) The quantum of damages usually awarded for the sort of burns suffered by the client.
B) The law concerning liability for defective products.
C) The details of the insurance cover held by the retailer.
D) The incidence of similar injuries with the same product to determine whether the manufacturer is to blame.
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A) I have been instructed to obtain the best price possible for the boat, which is valued at £35,000, but my client wants to complete the sale as soon as possible-what would be you able to offer?
B) The boat is valued at £40,000, but my client is after a quick sale, so is prepared to take less than this price. Would you consider paying £30,000?
C) My client wishes to agree a quick sale on his boat. Although it has been valued at £35,000, he would be prepared to accept £30,000, provided that the sale could be completed quickly.
D) My client's boat is worth £35,000, but he is prepared to sell it for less than this, provided that the sale is completed quickly. How much would your client be prepared to offer?
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A) What issues are important to your client in this negotiation?
B) When does your client want the agreement to start?
C) Does your client have expertise in this area?
D) Why is your client so keen to achieve this particular aim?
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A) BATNA means the 'best alternative to negotiated agreement'.
B) BATNA is shorthand way of saying 'best negotiated outcome'.
C) BATNA is your client's bottom line in the negotiation.
D) If you are hoping to achieve BATNA, it means that the negotiations have failed to reach a settlement.
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A) Highlighting concessions already made.
B) Asking questions to determine why the other party has become entrenched in their position.
C) Reopening a point that has already been agreed.
D) Refusing to proceed until the other party acts in a more reasonable manner.
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A) Competitive gain negotiation.
B) Positional bargaining.
C) Integrative bargaining.
D) Defensive bargaining.
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A) They open up debate and elicit broad information from the other party.
B) They force the other party to provide information they may wish to keep hidden.
C) They can be used to elicit specific information and so fill in the gaps in your understanding of the other party's position.
D) Closed questions do not have any advantages in negotiation and should be avoided at all costs.
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