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    Introduction Negotiation is a process of dynamic communication in which two or more parties attempt to settle differences and defend interests directly through dialogue in order to achieve a solution or a satisfactory agreement. In this paper I will discuss the important rules in negotiation and what to avoid during a negation. Importance of Negotiations The description of a work often includes negotiation skills as a desirable quality in a charge applicants list, however the ability to trade…

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    What Is Social Comparison?

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    Although some researchers recognize this as a limitation, other suggest that appearance social comparison does not uniquely contribute to BD after controlling for thin-ideal internalization (Huxley, Halliwell, & Clarke, 2015; Tylka, 2012). When the mediation effect of appearance social comparison is included, researchers generally report a significant relationship for only peer influence (e.g., Lev-Ari et al., 2014; Shroff & Thompson,…

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    Conflicts are known as serious disagreements or an argument. To have a conflict is having you believe in something, but your friend or someone you know will believe in the opposite thing. In the stories, the characters will also face conflict. In “Farewell to Manzanar” by Jeanne Wakatsuki and James D. Houston and “The Bracelet” by Yoshiko Uchida, the characters face conflict when they’re forced to leave their homes. They’re both in similar situations but their reactions are different. This…

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    The text “The Rationality of Rage” by Matthew Hutson disclosed how rage affects others during three different types of negotiation: cooperative, competitive, and beneficial. The author revealed how many people don’t believe in anger benefiting anyone, but what if there was a strategic plan? One page two, anger grows when people felt undervalued and believe a profit would be received anger negotiation. This page divulges how anger is built up when people feel underestimated; therefore, during the…

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    Rational Decision Making

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    Chapter 10 is entitled Making Rational Decisions in Negotiations and is said to outline the framework for a rationale two-party negotiation. It looks to improve your outcomes as the primary negotiator and improve the outcomes for all parties involved in the negotiation. Economists were the first to give advice in this area and the most effective is game theory which is mathematical models to look at potential outcomes in multi-party negotiations, if all involved act rationally. It is the most…

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    Common Ground American lawyer David Boies explains “Embrace a diversity of ideas. Embrace the fact that you can disagree with people and not be disagreeable. Embrace the fact that you can find common ground - if you disagree on nine out of 10 things, but can find common ground on that 10th, maybe you can make progress. If you can find common ground, you can accomplish great things.” Common ground can be difficult to achieve between parties if your ideas are very different, but you want the same…

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    The purpose of the negotiation simulation was to determine a proper punishment for a Midwest Vending employee, Jim Smith, who had broken a new policy put in place by the company after another employee was caught violating the old policy. Two parties would meet, one party representing Jim Smith and other party representing the company. The two parties met to discuss what happened and agree on an appropriate punishment for Jim’s violation. The Midwest Vending negotiation was a simulation in which…

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    In the 18th episode of first series in TV drama The Good Wife, the lawyers tried their best in creating the story that fit into the evidence they have to prove their client to be not guilty. The article, Rhetoric and result in the Bobby Seale Trial, offers an explanation for why lawyers focus so much on creating a story for their clients, a phenomenon that is featured in the TV episode. The author asserts that the lawyers’ role in the judicial system is that they polish the accounts of their…

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    Have you been involved in an accident and have received injuries. Was the accident due to the fault or negligence of someone else? Do you want to file a lawsuit to seek compensation for the various damages and injuries you have suffered? If the answer to all the above questions is yes, then you will have to take steps towards filing the case in the court as soon as possible. At the same time you have the option of hiring a good Personal Injury Lawyer Sudbury who has the necessary experience in…

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    This letter is a privileged communication subject to the attorney/client privilege; therefore, you must not disclose this letter to anyone else. The purpose of this letter is to provide you with an outline of the pertinent arguments that you may use at the Conciliation hearing against American National Property and Company. Procedure Procedures at Conciliation Court vary depending upon the Judge presiding over the proceedings. Regardless, you will check in with the Clerk and you will be…

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