Habit 4: Think Win-Win
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Other, English, Professional Development
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9th - 12th Grade
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1.
Multiple Choice
It means I get what I want out of the situation, but you do not
It means you get what you want, but I do not
It means both of us do not get what we want
It means we both get what we want
2.
Multiple Choice
It means I get what I want but you do not get what you want
It means I do not get what I want but you get what you want
It means we both get what we want
It means me and you do not get what we want
3.
Multiple Choice
It means we both get what we want
It means I get what I want and you do not get what you want
It means I do not get what I want and you get what you want
It means we both do not get what we want.
4.
Multiple Choice
Win- Win
Win- Lose
Lose- Lose
Lose- Win
5.
Multiple Choice
Win - Win
Win- Lose
Lose - Lose
6.
Multiple Choice
Lose- Lose
Win- Lose
Lose- Win
Win- Win
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