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What is negotiation?
Decision making process between interdependent parties who do not share identical preferences
What is distributive bargaining?
Negotiation that seeks to divide up a fixed amount of resources (win-lose)
What is integrative bargaining?
Negotiation that seeks one or more settlements (win-win)
What are the characteristics of the two types of bargaining?
What are the keys to negotiating?
Assess personal goals and identify other's goals

Identify target and resistance points


Identify BATNA (best alt. to negotiated agreement)

Why are integrative strategies so key?
They build trust, share info, emphasize commonalities, minimize differences, and make multiple offerings at once
What are 3 common mistakes in negotiation?
1) Irrational escalation of commitment

2) Belief in the mythical "fixed pie"


3) Anchoring and adjustment

What are the 3 keys to negotiating well?
Planning



Not leaving value on the table




Knowing everyones BATNAs

What are the two types of 3rd party involvement?
Mediation (3party aids in process, or intervenes in content)



Arbitration (3party has authority to dictate terms of settlement)

What are the 2 types of arbitration?
Conventional arbitration (arbitrator chooses any outcome)



Final Offer arbitration (each party makes final offer, then arbitrator chooses one)