Negotiation can be judged fairly by these three things.
What are: It should produce a wise agreement if agreement is possible; it should be efficient; it should improve the relationship.
Negotiators are willing to make concessions and trade-offs to reach agreements that meet the interests of all parties.
What is soft positional bargaining?
BATNA stands for.
What is BEST ALTERNATIVE TO A NEGOTIATED AGREEMENT?
Definition of power.
What is the ability to influence the actions of others?
The four functions of management.
What is POLE?
Planning, Organizing, Leading, and Evaluating.
Parties compete over the distribution of a limited amount of resources.
What is distributive bargaining?
Emphasis is placed on achieving individual objectives and maximizing personal gains within the negotiation.
What is HARD positional bargaining?
The three distinct operations of a BATNA:
The ability to influence others by giving them something they value.
What is Reward Power?
In leadership teams, this phenomenon occurs when the desire for consensus overrides critical evaluation, often leading groups to ignore warning signs and alternative solutions.
What is group think?
The two types of positional bargaining.
“WIN-LOSE” or “ZERO SUM”
What is distributive bargaining?
TRUE OR FALSE: You need a BATNA for every single negotiation?
Threats and punishment to to achieve compliance.
What is Coercive Power?
Involves assigning responsibility and authority for accomplishing objectives
What is delegation?
Negotiation strategy where parties take fixed positions and make concessions with the aim of reaching a compromise.
What is positional bargaining?
Various people problems fall within one of these three basic categories:
What are Perception, Emotion, and Communication?
TRUE OR FALSE: We only need to consider alternatives for our position and interests when we create a BATNA.
WHAT IS FALSE?
Power given to people by organizations or society.
What is Legitimate Power?
One’s obligation to achieve objectives by performing required activities.
What is responsibility?
The difference between positions and interests.
What is Positions are the specific outcomes each party wants, while interests are the underlying needs, desires, and concerns that drive those positions?
People, Interests, Options, Criteria.
What is the foundation of Principled Negotiation?
This should be done if no agreement is reached during negotiations for a sponsorship deal.
What is continue negotiations while exploring alternative options?
The seven types of power discussed in class.
What are:

Allows organizations to base their hiring decisions on otherwise discriminatory attributes when it is reasonably necessary to the normal operation of a particular organization
What is a bonafide occupational qualification (BFOQ)?