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When the bargaining zone is large, this source of power can outweigh BATNA.

What is your contribution?

100

A two-person dilemma involving cooperation and defection is known as this.

What is the prisoner’s dilemma?

100

This type of reasoning uses logic, like Sherlock Holmes.

What is deductive?

100

This is the most common type of voting.

What is majority rule?

100

This involves backing out of an agreement.

What is reneging?

200

This has a severely limited capacity (five to nine pieces of information).

What is short-term memory?

200

This mental model is based on the fixed-pie perception.

What is haggling?

200

Proposing several of these, all of equal value to yourself, can give you a power advantage.

What are options or alternatives?

200

This a tendency to view members of one’s own culture more favorably- it gives rise to The “ugly American”.

What is ethnocentrism?

200

This refers to giving and receiving concessions around the table.

What is circular logrolling?

300

Novice negotiators settle for this but  experienced negotiators do not.

What is equal division?

300

This a tendency to infer a casual relationship between two events without solid evidence.

What is unwarranted causation?

300

This social dilemma occurs when herds are allowed to overgraze on federal land.

What is tragedy of the commons?

300

You should do this important task as a team rather than as individuals.

What is prepare?

300

This is the most common rationale for lying.

What is the belief that the other party is lying?

400

This model thinks of negotiation as a rational, decision making model to maximize returns.

What is cost-benefit analysis?

400

This is the extent to which negotiators are able to claim benefits from an interaction.

What is realized power?

400

This occurs when one communicates information to intended recipient while other listeners are unaware the communication is taken place.

What is the multiple audience problem?

400

The partnership model treats clients as partners and tries to nurture this.

What is long-term relationship (or rapport)?

400

Unfortunately, for a variety of reasons, cross-cultural negotiations have a hard time doing this to the pie.

What is expanding?

500

Negotiations that occur implicitly, without contracts or explicit agreements are known as this.

What is tacit?

500

This is the extent to which negotiators are able to claim benefits from an interaction.

What is realized power?

500

The unfortunate consequence of this challenge is that it tends to encourage aggression.

What is faulty perceptions of conciliation and coercion?

500

The current Dean of the Business School.

Who is Ken Hall?

500

Assuming that all members of a team are privy to the same facts and information as you are is an example of this bias.

What is common information bias?

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