Jane explains an idea that she has for improving emergency communications with the hearing impaired. Arnold tells Jane that he agrees that there is a need and likes her general concept, then mentions a few concerns that he has about implementing it. Next he offers an idea and asks Jane's opinion of how it would mesh with her original purpose. This conversation is an example of:A. DelegationB. AgreementC. Trust-reducing behaviorD. Constructive Disagreement

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Jane explains an idea that she has for improving emergency communications with the hearing impaired. Arnold tells Jane that he agrees that there is a need and likes her general concept, then mentions a few concerns that he has about implementing it. Next he offers an idea and asks Jane's opinion of how it would mesh with her original purpose. This conversation is an example of:A. DelegationB. AgreementC. Trust-reducing behaviorD. Constructive Disagreement

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The given conversation is an example of Constructive Disagreement.

Answer: Option D

Explanation:

Constructive disagreement is the process in which a person decides to disagree by mentioning the concerns related to the problem which is being disagreed upon. The reason and concerns regarding being disagreed are mentioned and based on that a solution is arrived to the problem. It is called constructive because based on the problem the person who pitches the situation is allowed to find and negotiate a solution to the problem.