CAPM (Certified Associate in Project Management) Practice Exam

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What characterizes the compromising/reconciling technique for resolving conflict?

Permanent solutions
Win-Win outcomes
Both parties giving up something
Highly competitive approach

The correct answer is: Both parties giving up something

The compromising/reconciling technique for resolving conflict is characterized by both parties giving up something. This approach aims to find a middle ground where each party concedes some of their initial preferences for the benefit of reaching a mutually satisfactory solution. This contrasts with other conflict resolution approaches like the competitive approach (where one party wins and the other loses) or the collaborative approach (which aims for win-win outcomes without requiring either party to give up something). Permanent solutions are not necessarily guaranteed with compromising/reconciling; instead, the focus is on finding a balanced resolution through concessions from both sides.