Which of the following would be most consistent with a GRIT strategy? A. announcing that even a small attack on an ally will result in a nuclear attack on the enemyB. announcing that defense expenditures will be cut by 5 percent and inviting the enemy to do likewiseC. announcing that one has formed an alliance with several countries encircling the enemyD. announcing that the opposing party's invasion of a neutral country will be challenged in an international court of law

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7 September, 17:26

Which of the following would be most consistent with a GRIT strategy? A. announcing that even a small attack on an ally will result in a nuclear attack on the enemyB. announcing that defense expenditures will be cut by 5 percent and inviting the enemy to do likewiseC. announcing that one has formed an alliance with several countries encircling the enemyD. announcing that the opposing party's invasion of a neutral country will be challenged in an international court of law

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Viviana Flynn · Answer 1

The following statement would be most consistent with a GRIT strategy:

B.) announcing that defense expenditures will be cut by 5 percent and inviting the enemy to do likewise

A Graduated Reciprocation in Tension Reduction (GRIT) strategy is a negotiation method by Charles Osgood (1962) wherein one opposing party proposes a concession and expects a concession in return from the other party.