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Chapters 1 - 12
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, Table of Contents
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1.nThenNaturenofnNegotiation
2.nStrategynandnTacticsnofnDistributivenBargaining
3.nStrategynandnTacticsnofnIntegrativenNegotiation
4.nNegotiation:nStrategynandnPlanning
5.nEthicsninnNegotiation
6.nPerception,nCognition,nandnEmotion
7.nCommunication
8.nFindingnandnUsingnNegotiationnPower
9.nRelationshipsninnNegotiation
10.nMultiplenParties,nGroups,nandnTeamsninnNegotiation
11.nInternationalnandnCross-CulturalnNegotiation
12.nBestnPracticesninnNegotiations
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1. People allnthentime.
2. Thenterm isnusedntondescribenthencompetitive,nwin-
losensituationsnsuchnasnhagglingnovernpricenthatnhappensnatnyardnsale,nfleanmarket,nornusedncarnlot.
3. Negotiatingnpartiesnalwaysnnegotiatenby .
4. Therenarentimesnwhennyounshould negotiate.
5. Successfulnnegotiationninvolvesnthenmanagementnofn_
(e.g.,nthenpricenornthentermsnofnagreement)nandnalsonthenresolutionnof .
6. Independentnpartiesnarenablentonmeetntheirnown
withoutnthenhelpnandnassistancenofnothers.
, 7. Thenmixnofnconvergentnandnconflictingngoalsncharacterizesnmany relationships.
8. The ofnpeople'sngoals,nandnthe
ofnthensituationninnwhichntheynarengoingntonnegotiate,nstronglynshapesnnegotiationnprocessesnandnoutcomes.
9. Whethernyounshouldnornshouldnnotnagreenonnsomethingninnannegotiationndependsnentirelynuponnthenattractivenessn
tonyounofnthenbestnavailable .
10. Whennpartiesnareninterdependent,ntheynhaventonfindnanwaynto theirndifferences.
11. Negotiationnisna thatntransformsnoverntime.
12. Negotiationsnoftennbeginnwithnstatementsnofnopening .
13. Whennonenpartynacceptsnanchangeninnhisnornhernposition,na hasnbeennmade.