Which of the following is not an example of bad faith bargaining?
A)Unwillingness to make counterproposals.
B)Constantly changing positions.
C)Adversarial posture and tone
D)Use of delaying tactics.

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Bad faith bargaining involves actions that indicate a lack of genuine intent to reach an agreement, such as unwillingness to make counterproposals, constantly changing positions, and use of delaying tactics. An adversarial posture and tone, while potentially unhelpful, does not in itself constitute bad faith bargaining as it does not necessarily indicate an unwillingness to reach an agreement.

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