According to research by Gelles and Palarea, psychologists may be involved in what three phases of crisis negotiation?

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Gelles and Palarea's research suggests that psychologists can be involved in three phases of crisis negotiation: pre-incident (planning and preparation), intra-incident (actual negotiation), and post-incident (debriefing and follow-up). Choice A is incorrect because "internal" and "external" phases are not commonly used to describe crisis negotiation. Choice B is incorrect because "buildup, acute, and resolution" are stages of crisis intervention, not negotiation. Choice D is incorrect because the three phases listed have no relation to "organizational, task-related, and external" considerations.

According to Research by Gelles and Palarea, Psychologists May Be