Arkansas Insurance Adjuster Practice Exam

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What action by an adjuster would be disrespectful during a negotiation process?

Providing a detailed information pack
Assuming to know what the client wants
Offering several settlement options
Scheduling a follow-up meeting

The correct answer is: Assuming to know what the client wants

Assuming to know what the client wants during a negotiation process can be seen as disrespectful because the adjuster is making assumptions instead of actively listening and considering the client's needs and wishes. Providing a detailed information pack, offering several settlement options, and scheduling a follow-up meeting are all appropriate actions for an adjuster to take during a negotiation process. However, assuming to know what the client wants is not respectful and may hinder the negotiation process.