Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of the compromising style?

The choice that states "Fully satisfies both parties" accurately describes what is NOT characteristic of the compromising style. The compromising style is often used in conflict resolution where each party gives up something in order to reach an agreement. While it does aim for a solution that is acceptable to both parties, it typically does not achieve a situation where both parties feel completely satisfied. Instead, compromises often result in both parties leaving with some dissatisfaction, as both have conceded some of their original demands to reach a middle ground.

The other options reflect typical characteristics of the compromising style. For instance, seeking a prompt resolution reflects the nature of compromising, where the goal is to resolve the conflict relatively quickly rather than prolonging discussions. Involving giving up more than when competing illustrates how compromise requires concessions from both sides. Furthermore, not exploring issues in-depth indicates a more superficial engagement with the conflict, focusing instead on reaching a quick solution rather than thoroughly examining underlying issues.