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A negotiator with an abundance mentality

knows that making concessions helps build stronger long-term relationships.

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integrative agreements

Research shows that the failure to reach — is often linked to the failure to exchange enough information to allow the parties to identify integrative options.

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Maturity

defined as having the courage to stand up for your issues and values while being able to recognize that others´issues and values are just as valid.

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the problem definition process

An understandable and widely held concern about integrative negotiation is that during the — other party will manipulate information to state the problem to his or her own advantage,

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Solve the core problems

The major focus of an integrative agreement is to

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ask outsiders

They can provide additional input to the list of alternatives, or they can help orchestrate the process and keep the parties on track.

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process interests

They are related to how the negotiation unfolds. They can also be both intrinsic or instrumental

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expanding the pie

one party requires no information about the other party except her interests; it is a simple way to solve resource shortage problems.  

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judging solutions early.   

Creative solutions often come from ideas that initially seem wild and impractical, and criticism inhibits creative thinking. That´s why it is important to avoid —

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Through cost cutting

one party achieves her objectives and the other´s costs are minimized if she agrees to go along

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mode of expression, body language, and many other cues

Ninety percent of communication is not in one´s words but in the whole context of the communication, including:

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flexible

In the process, negotiators must be firm but about how these needs and interests are met.

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Superodination solutions 

They occur when the differences in interest that gave rise to the conflict are superseded or replaced by other interests.

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brainstorming

small groups of people work to generate as many possible solutions to the problem as they can.

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logrolling

is frequently done by trial and error- as part of the process of experimenting with various packages of offers that will satisfy everyone involved. 

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bridge solution

When the parties are able to invent new options that meet all their respective needs, they have created a

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Substantive interests.

They are related to focal issues that are under negotiation- economic and financial issues such as price or rate. These interest may be intrinsic or instrumental or both

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four major steps in the integrative negotiation process

identity and define the problem

surface interests and needs

generate alternative solutions

evaluate and select alternatives

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depersonalize the problem

When parties are engaged in conflict, they tend to become evaluative and judgmental. 

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three tactics to communicate firm flexibility

Mantain open communication channels, Demonstrate problem-solving capacity,  Indicate a willingness to change your proposal