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BATNA

Best alternative to a negotiated agreement

Bargaining zone

Zone of potential agreement

Reservation point

Lowest offer a seller will accept


OR


Maximum offer a buyer will accept

5 phases of negotiation

Investigation


Determine your BATNA


Presentation


Bargaining


Closure

Distributive view

A negotiation involves a "fixed pie" that is divided between negotiators

Integrative view

Negotiation can find a way for both parties to get the best possible deal but expanding the "pie"

Qualities of a leader

Intelligence


Extraversion


Conscientious


Open to experience


Self-esteem


Integrity

Task oriented leader behaviors

Initiating structures

People oriented leader behaviors

Consideration

Types of decision making

Autocratic decision making


Democratic decision making


Lassez-faire decision making

Theory X

Employees are inherently lazy and do not enjoy working

Theory Y

Employees can enjoy with and will put effort into furthering organizational goals.

Transformational leader

Aligning employee goals with the leader's goals

Transactional leader

Provide rewards for correct behavior

Getting employees on board with your goals

Charisma


Intellectual stimulation


Inspirational motivation


Individualized consideration


Contingent rewards


Trust

High/low-quality LMX relationship

Whether a relationship with leader is based on trust, respect and loyalty

Servant leadership

The primary mission of the leader is to develop employees to accomplish their own goals

Characteristics of power

Dependency


Scarcity


Importance


Substitutability

Types of power

Legitimate power


Reward power


Coercive power


Expert power


Information power


Referent power

Key network roles

Central connectors


Boundary spanners


Peripheral specialists

Lewin's three stage process of change

Unfreeze


Change


Refreeze

MPS

[(skill variety + task identity + task significance) ÷ 3] x Autonomy x feedback

Hindrance stressors

Factors that detract us from our goals

Challenge stressors

Factors that cause stress but also promote individual growth

PsyCap

Efficacy


Optimism


Hope


Resilience

Filtering

Managing the way you communicate in order to affect behavior

Stages of group development

Forming, storming, morning, performing, adjourning

Types of bias

Anchoring/adjustment Bias


Availability Bias


Escalation of Commitment Bias


Fundamental Attribution Error

Organizational culture

System of shared assumptions, values and beliefs that indicate what is appropriate behavior within a given organization

Assumptions

Beliefs about human nature and reality that we take for granted

Values

Shared principles, standards and goals

Artifacts

Visible, tangible aspects of organizational culture