Exam 6: Establishing Trust and Building a Relationship

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The _____ route to building trust is based on rational and deliberate thought and consideration._____ trust is based on intuition and emotion.

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There are two key problems with deterrence-based trust systems.First,they can backfire,and second:

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The Subjective Value Inventory is a survey that assesses the four major concerns held by negotiators: feelings about their instrumental outcomes,feeling about themselves,feelings about the negotiation process,and:

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Some negotiation relationships are purely business-related; others are entirely personal.Some are a mix of business and personal and are known as:

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What are some of the psychological strategies for building trust in a relationship?

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Negotiators often make dispositional,as opposed to situational,attributions for the questionable behavior of the other party which can threaten trust.Which of the following can be characterized as a dispositional attribution for a negotiator's late arrival to a meeting?

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What are some of the reasons that people are uncomfortable negotiating with friends? Outline the advantages and disadvantages of negotiating with friends.

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People often have a negative reaction when they perceive that someone is controlling their behavior or limiting their freedom.When people think their behavior is controlled by extrinsic motivators:

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What are some considerations people might have in a negotiation that are not necessarily monetary in nature?

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In regard to reestablishing trust,a negotiator's ability to ________ is directly related to how satisfied the other party feels,independent of the monetary value of the outcome.

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Of the different psychological methods that negotiators can employ to build trust with the counterparty,the use of which principle can make a counterparty feel obligated to return in kind what the negotiator has offered or given to them?

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Knowledge-based trust is grounded in behavioral predictability and it occurs when a person has enough information about others to understand them and accurately predict their behavior.Whenever informational uncertainty or asymmetry characterizes a relationship,it provides opportunity for deceit,and one or both negotiators risk ______.

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Regarding relationships in negotiation,how can "distributive spirals" affect negotiators?

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Regarding the types of conflict that can occur in relationships,_____ is a depersonalized form of conflict,consisting of the argumentation about the merits of ideas,plans,and projects,independent of the identity of the people involved.

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Why is power or status significant when interpreting ambiguous and/or slightly negative situations between high- and low-power people?

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One reason why it is difficult for negotiators to recover from making a bad impression is related to the "forked tail effect" which means that:

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With regard to the three different types of trust that negotiators can form in their relationships with a counterparty,identification-based trust results from:

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Of the three types of trust systems that can be formed in relationships,knowledge-based trust systems:

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When considering a person's reputation in negotiation,which of the following is most true?

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When friends and family do business together,the relationship is more complex and is known as:

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