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    friendships were being strained, due to the dispute. Here, the principal was fulfilled, as parties’ perceptions of each other were altered, and consequently, their attitudes and dispositions were redirected positively, and they felt empowered to resolve the dispute. Fuller further supports this notion, stating that mediations should evoke some degree of understanding and even empathy, for the other disputant’s situation, enabling a self-determinative resolution to transpire. Corroborated with…

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    recommends using a devil’s advocate methodology to better understand opposing interests. These ideas very much align with points two and three where negotiators are encouraged to focus on interests and to find multiple options that can be used toward resolution. If the first three points have been met, it would seem that achieving results based on an objective standard would occur organically because both parties have been reasonable, open, and explored all possibilities in order to arrive at…

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    One fundamental aspect of productive conflict management is attribution theory. According to the lecture Conflict Basics, attribution theory involves the mental processes that a person undergoes when trying to justify their actions, as well as the actions of another. One type of attribution that can be made is an internal attribution. When making internal attributions, people ascribe ones behavior during a particular situation to personal factors, like personality, feelings, or abilities. On the…

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    solution to the conflict that can be acceptable to the parties. This function is carried out through joint sessions and separate meetings with the parties; helps both sides to define the dispute clearly and ensures that each party’s position is understood as he moves closer to the solution. It gives room for the dispute to be resolved peacefully and out of court. During mediation, the wrong or right party is not determined, but rather objective measures to resolve the conflict is established…

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    Listening Skills Listening is the ability to communicate a message from one person to another. Listening is the key element of a good conversation. To get information across effectively there should be good listening skills and in order to prevent the wrong information to send one should listen and must be able to interpret the same message said through any form of communication. Listening skills could be useful in business through the communication with external and internal customer by…

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    Once it is realized conflict resolution is not only beneficial to the typical organizations, but is translatable to a wide array of organizations, including public education institutions the field of conflict resolution will expand. This workshop being available for colleges and universities alone promotes the field of conflict resolution, allowing it as an option promotes the field and its use. This is why the creation of the website…

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    terms of a transaction or agreement, as provided to us by Dictionary.com it implies by its definition, mutual discussion refers to the fact that two parties are needed to have a negotiation, and also implies that negotiations can occur over simple disputes over who’s doing the dishes, all the way to international nuclear peace treaties. Since…

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    1) Discuss specific tactical options available to Erika and their consequences? According to the case, it seems that Erika have only limited time to deal with the situation. To make the positive outcomes from the negotiation with Mr. Feng she has to put her “best foot forward”. Moreover, the business relationships in Asian countries take time to evolve and are tend as most important thing for making a good agreement between the parties. Hence, it’s upto Erika only to decide which way to go.…

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    completed. Website that offers instruction on how to develop assertiveness Self­confidence­assertivenesstehnique­building…­Businessballs Retrieved from www.businessballs.com/selfconfidence­a… Negotiation Definition­ A method by which people settle disputes by reaching an agreement. There is compromise so that an argument won’t ensue. A mutual benefit while maintaining a relationship would be considered a successful result.How Negotiation skills can be used in business Negotiation skills can be…

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    The Butterfly Effect Choice. This six letter word may seem simple in thought, but it comes with a world of responsibility. Our choices represent a path, and within that path we are given two options;you have the choice to travel down one path, but where it’ll take you is unknown. You may also take another route, which leads you somewhere different. While it may seem simple enough, the choices we make everyday will affect the rest of our lives. From the choice to get up or hit snooze, to…

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