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Negotiations week 3

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3 types of negotiation distributive, integrative, mixed
distributive simply dividing fixed pie, fixed sum when win what other loses, typically one issue and strictly opposing interests
integrative enlargen pie, create value so win win, involves multiple issues, have complementary issues with diff level of importance
5 distributive strategies - good cop bad cop, low ball high ball, bogey (pretend something doesnt matter when it does), nibble, intimidation, snow job (overwhelm them with info)
position what party says they want, explicit, surface level statement
interest why they want what they say they want, less explicit, underlying reasons, values, goals - provides basis for win win
3 determinates of type of negotiation nature of interests, diff among negotiators, negotiator skills
best negotiations create value - no issue should be resolved first: shouldnt negotiate them sequentially, finalize after discussing them all - pareto efficient frontier: can't claim additional value without making someone worse off
4 strategies for integrative build trust and share info, ask questions, give away some one, make multiple offers simultaneously
6 mistakes in negotiating neglecting other sides problem, letting price or position buldoze interests, searching too hard for common ground, neglect BATNA, fail to correct skewed vision
self serving role bias unconsciously interpret info pertaining to own side in serving way
partisan perception bad at assessing other side
Created by: emilysun77
 

 



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