In adversarial intervention,a manager invents a solution that he or she thinks will meet both parties' needs,and usually enforces that solution on both parties.

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Final Answer : False, Explanation :  In adversarial intervention, the manager does not invent a solution but rather intervenes to prevent one party from taking advantage of the other. The manager may suggest a solution, but both parties have to agree to it, and the manager does not enforce it.

In adversarial intervention,a manager invents a solution that he or she thinks will meet both parties' needs,and usually enforces that solution on both parties.

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