We, and our book, have said that even when a media defendant ultimately wins a libel case on appeal, it still costs them and .

As part of a defense in a libel case a(n) is both an apology and an effort to set the record straight. If a news organization report(s) that Jane Adams was arrested for shoplifting, and is wrong,, in doing this action, you first tell the audience that Jane Adams was not arrested for shoplifting, that you made a mistake. Then you might also apologize for the embarrassment caused to Adams.

In class we said bootstrapping in libel law occurs when:

When negotiators are able to consciously use this cognitive capacity, the risk of impasse is reduced and the chances for achieving integrative outcomes via logrolling are enhanced.

If a negotiator only has one hard-fought, distributive negotiating experience, the negotiator may extrapolate this experience to future negotiations. This scenario describes which cognitive bias?

___ refers to when successes are attributed to one’s own skills and efforts, while failures are blamed on external factors or the other party.

The term Anabaptist literally means “____________.”

Schutz’s Theory of Interpersonal Needs would be an example of an informative speech on a(an):

How a listener communicates to a speaker.

The job of encoding belongs to the: