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By: Adam Johnson & Tara Powers. NEGOTIATION TACTICS. Domination.
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By: Adam Johnson & Tara Powers NEGOTIATION TACTICS
Domination • Domination is also called competitive bargaining. This is defined as hard, distributive, positional bargaining. It can also be described as “win - lose” bargaining. The priority of someone who uses this negotiation tactic is to “come out ahead” of the other party. • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wOZ2r7KYrs&feature=related
Avoidance • The avoidance tactic is used when one party wants to avoid the main position of the other party. Often the party using avoidance will be seen as diplomatic or simply unwilling to face the major dispute. • http://www.zimbio.com/watch/XJAnuY9s0s9/Counter+Offer/My+Cousin+Vinny
Compromise • Compromising requires that each side give up something in order to reach a satisfactory goal. Neither side gets the entirety of what he or she wants, but the resulting “compromise” is acceptable to both parties. • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hCNx55zuRmY
Integration • Integration can also be called collaborative bargaining. In this method, neither side gives up their chief position. Instead, new and creative options are explored in which both positions are recognized and “integrated” into the final plan of action • http://www.tbs.com/video/0,,185909|346624|,00.html?eref=sharethisUrl