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The nurse manager is negotiating a conflict between the staff nurses and nursing assistants. The nurse manager talked to everyone involved and created a list of the main issues. Which step in the negotiation process does this best describe?

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Rationale: Creating a list of main issues clarifies the problem, a key step in negotiation.

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