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Negotiations week 4

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signaling using nonverbal or verbal communication to convey quality another party can't observe - to reduce asymetric info, signal integrative bargaining
lying about interests worst way to negotiate because uproductive, destructive and kills likelihood for integrative bargaining
2 types of integrative negotiations - complementary interests: orange example - complementary priorities on multiple issues: trade off
negotiation utility function - benefits experienced at each point
importance column in points system should add to one
5 integrative, pareto efficient strategies logrolling, MESO, post settlement settlement, expand pie, bridge solution
logrolling - trading off info based on importance instead of negotiating one at a time - first discuss interests and importance of issues
MESO - multi equivalent simulatanous offers: offer multiple packages, of equal value to you - pro: cooperation, their reaction provides info, helps you anchor negotiation con: provides info about your interests, needs a lot fo prep
post settlment settlement take time away to reflect and come up with a better deal with expectation that original one still stands
expand pie add issues to bargaining mix
bridge solution parties collab and list their needs and wants and then entire group brainstorm diff solutions use when other strategies have stalled
Created by: emilysun77
 

 



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