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  • Can describe the essentials of negotiation and the key principles and groundwork for effective negotiation.
  • Explains effective preparation strategies for negotiation.
  • Discusses distributive negotiation skills, or how to optimally allocate resources in ways that are favorable to one's self-a process called "slicing the pie."
  • Describes how to expand the pie of resources in ways that provide more gains to go around.
  • Can discuss advanced and expert negotiation skills.
  • Identifies his/her negotiation style as well as other negotiators' styles in terms of motivation, approach, and emotion.
  • Discusses how to establish trust and build a relationship when negotiating.
  • Describes power, persuasion, and influence tactics at the bargaining table.
  • Discusses strategies to think out-of-the-box and to use creativity and imagination in negotiation.
  • Can explain special scenarios in negotiation.
  • Discusses the complexities of negotiating with multiple parties, and how to leverage one's own bargaining position when negotiating with them.
  • Describes how to deal with dilemmas, or situations in which negotiators make choices in a mixed-motive context, where cooperation involves building trust with the other party, and competition involves an attempt to increase one's own share of resources.

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