Communication
Never Split
Getting to Yes
Misc.
100

What type of language involves shrugging your shoulders and talking with your hands? 

Body language 

100

What are calibrated questions?

Open-ended, typically how or what

100

This involves being hard on the problem but soft on the people. 

Separate the people from the problem 

100

Barbara Park's series about a mischievous girl.

Junie B. Jones

200

Chris Voss argues that "You’re right" is often a polite way to end a conversation, whereas this specific phrase signifies true understanding and a negotiation breakthrough.

That's Right

200

What is verbalizing the other person's emotions?

Labeling

200

What is the difference between zero-sum and win-win?

Zero sum means that for one group to win another must lose. Win-win both groups win. 

200

What year was Batman first introduced into DC?

1939

300
When the listener completely focuses on the speaker, it is called:
Active listening
300

This is repeating 1-3 words the counterparty said.

Mirroring

300

What is the difference between positions and interests?

Positions is what they want, interests are why. 

300

The two-letter postal abbreviation for Maine.

ME

400

What is a type of written online communication?

possible answers: text, email

400
What job did the author of Never Split the Difference have?

FBI hostage negotiator 

400

What does BATNA stand for?

Best alternative to a negotiated agreement. 

400

What is the tallest grass in the world? 

Bamboo

500

When separating people from the problem, Getting to Yes suggests that negotiators should be "hard on the problem" and this toward the people.

Soft on the people

500

Provide two of the three problems with "the middle ground".

- it's lazy

- it's arbitrary

- it's analytical (and humans have emotions)

500

Why does the expression "This needs to be done sooner with higher quality" fail the Getting to Yes framework?

Lack of objective criteria

500

German composer of the Brandenburg Concertos

Johann Sebastian Bach

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