Competing may be appropriate:
A) when an action that is vital to an organization's welfare has to be taken.
B) when everyone wants a solution that satisfies all parties' objectives and maintains the relationship.
C) when the issue is very important to all parties involved.
D) when there is plenty of time for finding an integrative solution.

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Competing is appropriate when an action that is vital to an organization's welfare has to be taken. This suggests that in urgent and critical situations where the organization's survival is at stake, competing may be the best option to ensure a quick decision that protects the organization's interests.

Competing May Be Appropriate