Negotiators use all of the following types of third-party interventions to overcome an impasse except:
A) binding arbitration.
B) nonbinding arbitration.
C) mediation.
D) picketing.

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Picketing is not a type of third-party intervention used by negotiators to overcome an impasse. Picketing is a form of protest or demonstration where people gather outside a workplace or other location to show their displeasure or disagreement with the situation. It is not a formal process like binding arbitration, nonbinding arbitration, or mediation, which are commonly used by negotiators to reach a resolution in a dispute.

Negotiators Use All of the Following Types of Third-Party Interventions