The impact of consideration of issues and motivational orientation on group negotiation process and outcome.

作者: Laurie R. Weingart , Rebecca J. Bennett , Jeanne M. Brett

DOI: 10.1037/0021-9010.78.3.504

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摘要: In 2 studies the authors tested effects of motivational orientation (cooperative vs. individualistic) and issue consideration (simultaneous sequential) on negotiation process outcome quality attained by 4-person groups engaged in a multi-issue negotiation. Study 1 (n = 84) showed that both cooperative simultaneous improved quality. Simultaneous issues also increased likelihood reaching agreement. 2, focusing process, were more trusting less argumentation. issue-consideration exchanged information had greater insight into other parties' priorities. A lag sequential analysis with overcame limits discussing sequentially engaging norms reciprocity mutuality

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