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Negotiation Readings Exercises
Quiz 17: Managing Negotiation Impasses
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Question 1
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Pruitt, Parker and Mikolic propose that ____________ often occurs in response to persistent annoyance of one party by another.
Question 2
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When there is an impasse, both parties seek to build ____________ for strength or to bring their constituencies into the negotiation.
Question 3
Short Answer
To have a constructive, significant impact on negotiations, ____________ goals must be jointly desired by both sides and must not be seen as benefiting one side more than the other.
Question 4
Short Answer
Small conflicts can rapidly become intractable disputes when their resolution is not treated as an isolated event, but instead must be consistent with a broader ____________ or principle.
Question 5
Short Answer
Procedural ____________ are at stake when parties agree to follow a process they haven't followed before.
Question 6
Short Answer
As conflict intensifies the size and number of the issues ____________.
Question 7
Short Answer
Spector proposes that the metaphorical process of ____________ reasoning provides considerable power to reframe intractable conflict.
Question 8
Short Answer
The "blindness of involvement" inhibits the development of ____________ and the ____________ process.
Question 9
True/False
The desired outcome-fresh ideas and new perspectives-becomes possible by having parties use the analogy to develop a new or amended ____________ orientation to the problem.
Question 10
Short Answer
Analogical reasoning is defined as "the ____________ process by which a resemblance, similarity, or correspondence, perceived between two or more things in some respect, suggests that they will probably agree in other ways as well."