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What is one of the main barriers to success mentioned in the content?
What is one of the main barriers to success mentioned in the content?
Comfort Zone.
How does learned helplessness contribute to the mindset of failure?
How does learned helplessness contribute to the mindset of failure?
It encourages negative thoughts like 'I can’t do this' and 'I’ll never get this.'
Why is it essential to open your mind to different perspectives when solving problems?
Why is it essential to open your mind to different perspectives when solving problems?
It allows for a more comprehensive understanding of the issue, leading to better solutions.
What is suggested as a critical step towards achieving success?
What is suggested as a critical step towards achieving success?
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What is implied about attendance and its significance in the learning process?
What is implied about attendance and its significance in the learning process?
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What is Professor Amanda Marazia's predominant industry background?
What is Professor Amanda Marazia's predominant industry background?
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What is the policy on academic dishonesty in this course?
What is the policy on academic dishonesty in this course?
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What course does Professor Marazia teach as mentioned in the agenda?
What course does Professor Marazia teach as mentioned in the agenda?
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Where is Professor Marazia's office located?
Where is Professor Marazia's office located?
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What should students do to stay informed about class announcements?
What should students do to stay informed about class announcements?
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What is considered academic dishonesty besides plagiarism?
What is considered academic dishonesty besides plagiarism?
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What is a key expectation from students mentioned in the class agenda?
What is a key expectation from students mentioned in the class agenda?
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What is prohibited regarding the use of AI tools in this course?
What is prohibited regarding the use of AI tools in this course?
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What is the total percentage weight of quizzes in the overall assessment?
What is the total percentage weight of quizzes in the overall assessment?
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When is the midterm exam scheduled?
When is the midterm exam scheduled?
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How many attempts do most quizzes allow?
How many attempts do most quizzes allow?
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What are 'Self-Assessment Activities' primarily designed for?
What are 'Self-Assessment Activities' primarily designed for?
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What characterizes the nature of negotiation as mentioned in the course content?
What characterizes the nature of negotiation as mentioned in the course content?
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What is the percentage weight of the final exam in the overall assessment?
What is the percentage weight of the final exam in the overall assessment?
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What is the consequence of a non-collaborative negotiation partner?
What is the consequence of a non-collaborative negotiation partner?
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When are Canvas quizzes typically due?
When are Canvas quizzes typically due?
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What is the difference between issues and interests in negotiation?
What is the difference between issues and interests in negotiation?
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How can incentives contribute to successful negotiations?
How can incentives contribute to successful negotiations?
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What are the main types of conflict mentioned in negotiation contexts?
What are the main types of conflict mentioned in negotiation contexts?
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Why is preparation crucial for effective negotiation?
Why is preparation crucial for effective negotiation?
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How does research play a role in negotiation?
How does research play a role in negotiation?
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What ethical considerations should negotiators keep in mind?
What ethical considerations should negotiators keep in mind?
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How can poorly managed conflict impact negotiations?
How can poorly managed conflict impact negotiations?
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What key factors differentiate the best negotiators from others?
What key factors differentiate the best negotiators from others?
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Why might someone feel more comfortable negotiating for services they provide rather than for items they want to purchase?
Why might someone feel more comfortable negotiating for services they provide rather than for items they want to purchase?
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In negotiation, how can maintaining a good relationship impact the outcome, especially with collaborators?
In negotiation, how can maintaining a good relationship impact the outcome, especially with collaborators?
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What role does planning play in improving confidence during negotiations?
What role does planning play in improving confidence during negotiations?
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How can the consideration of personal relationships complicate negotiations with family or partners?
How can the consideration of personal relationships complicate negotiations with family or partners?
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Why is it important to avoid setting a precedent for lower prices when negotiating with potential collaborators?
Why is it important to avoid setting a precedent for lower prices when negotiating with potential collaborators?
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What are the two primary negotiation approaches and how do they differ?
What are the two primary negotiation approaches and how do they differ?
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How does framing influence negotiation outcomes?
How does framing influence negotiation outcomes?
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In what way can one reframe a negotiation situation to improve chances of success?
In what way can one reframe a negotiation situation to improve chances of success?
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What is the primary distinction between integrative negotiation and distributive negotiation?
What is the primary distinction between integrative negotiation and distributive negotiation?
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How can the bargaining mix influence the outcomes of a negotiation?
How can the bargaining mix influence the outcomes of a negotiation?
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What personality factors can affect an individual's approach to negotiation?
What personality factors can affect an individual's approach to negotiation?
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What happens when an issue is framed negatively in a negotiation?
What happens when an issue is framed negatively in a negotiation?
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Describe the concept of 'expanding the pie' in integrative negotiation.
Describe the concept of 'expanding the pie' in integrative negotiation.
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What role do initial offers play in negotiations?
What role do initial offers play in negotiations?
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In the context of negotiation, what does the term 'quid pro quo' signify?
In the context of negotiation, what does the term 'quid pro quo' signify?
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How might cultural factors influence the initial offer in a negotiation?
How might cultural factors influence the initial offer in a negotiation?
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What advantages can arise from having multiple issues to negotiate in a bargaining scenario?
What advantages can arise from having multiple issues to negotiate in a bargaining scenario?
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What are the potential disadvantages of introducing too many issues into a negotiation?
What are the potential disadvantages of introducing too many issues into a negotiation?
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What does BATNA stand for and why is it important in negotiations?
What does BATNA stand for and why is it important in negotiations?
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What role does a resistance point play in negotiations?
What role does a resistance point play in negotiations?
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Why should negotiators keep their target points confidential initially?
Why should negotiators keep their target points confidential initially?
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What is WATNA and how does it differ from BATNA?
What is WATNA and how does it differ from BATNA?
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How can thoroughly investigating alternatives influence a negotiator's performance?
How can thoroughly investigating alternatives influence a negotiator's performance?
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In what ways can target points for non-monetary issues be established?
In what ways can target points for non-monetary issues be established?
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What is the relationship between a person's resistance point and their BATNA?
What is the relationship between a person's resistance point and their BATNA?
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What strategies can good negotiators use when setting challenging goals for each issue?
What strategies can good negotiators use when setting challenging goals for each issue?
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What does MLATNA stand for in the context of negotiations?
What does MLATNA stand for in the context of negotiations?
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What is ZOPA, and why is it important in negotiations?
What is ZOPA, and why is it important in negotiations?
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How does the bargaining range affect the likelihood of reaching a settlement?
How does the bargaining range affect the likelihood of reaching a settlement?
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What should negotiators keep in mind regarding settlement points?
What should negotiators keep in mind regarding settlement points?
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What is the significance of addressing all issues in a negotiation?
What is the significance of addressing all issues in a negotiation?
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According to the content, what is the implication of moving out of a negotiator's position based on the negotiation at hand?
According to the content, what is the implication of moving out of a negotiator's position based on the negotiation at hand?
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What does the resistance point indicate in a negotiation?
What does the resistance point indicate in a negotiation?
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Why might a negotiator rush to a conclusion, and what are the risks involved?
Why might a negotiator rush to a conclusion, and what are the risks involved?
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Study Notes
Course and Professor Information
- Professor Amanda Marazia, FCIP, CRM, Dipl.
- Almost 20 years in business and 11 years teaching at Mohawk College
- Background in the Insurance Industry
- Office in M-Wing
- Email: [email protected]
- Check announcements and emails often
Course Expectations
- Attend class, activities may contribute to your grade
- Reach out if unable to attend class
- No excuses for missing tests, quizzes, or assignments
- Zero tolerance policy for academic dishonesty (more than just plagiarism)
Success Starts With Thinking
- Three Enemies of Success:
- Comfort Zone
- Learned Helplessness
- The Easy Way
Course Outline
- Posted in Canvas
- Provides class-by-class summary of content and activities
- Includes due dates and course policies
- Access Canvas Modules, Assignments, Announcements, and Teaching Slides
Learning Plan
- Posted in Canvas
- Includes class-by-class summary of content and activities
- Includes due dates and course policies
Assignments and Assessments
- Quizzes in Canvas (10): 10%
- Case Activities: 15%
- Self-Assessment Activities: 10%
- Project: 15%
- Midterm Exam: 25%
- Final Exam: 25%
- Pass percentage depends on program
Case Activities
- Various due dates, some require group work
- Designed for practice and learning negotiation skills
- Check Canvas for specifics
Quizzes
- Due Sundays at 11:59pm almost weekly.
- Quiz 1 has 2 attempts, subsequent quizzes only have 1 attempt
- Most are 10 to 15 minutes
- Check Canvas for specifics
Exams
- Midterm: Week 8, right after the Fall Reading Week Break
- Final: During Finals Week, Dec 7th -14th, date TBA
- Check Canvas for specifics
Self-Assessment Activities
- Some are due at the end of class
- Some are not graded, but valuable for learning and exams
- Check Canvas for specifics
In-Class Assignment
- Initial Self-Evaluation due by the end of the class
Chapter 1: Negotiation Strategies
- Why Study Negotiation Strategies?
- Negotiations can be frustrating when the other party is uncooperative
- Being able to handle these situations can save time and resources
- Six Characteristics of Negotiation
- Requires two or more parties
- Conflict of interest
- Expectation of a better outcome
- Parties prefer mutual agreement
- Implied quid pro quo (advantage in return for something)
- Tangible and intangible components
- Nature of and Approaches to Negotiation
- Issues vs. Interests
- Issues: Specific items or terms negotiated
- Interests: Desired accomplishments
- Interdependence: Both sides have something to contribute and gain
- Role of Incentives: Incentives can lead to success
- Conflict: Poor conflict management can derail negotiations
- Issues vs. Interests
- Fundamental Concept: Conflict
- Intrapersonal conflict: Within a person
- Interpersonal conflict: Between two people
- Intragroup conflict: Within a group
- Intergroup conflict: Between two groups
- Conflict can be good or bad, it requires careful management
- Preparation for Negotiation: Clarifying Goals and Interests
- Best Negotiators:
- Plan more than they negotiate
- Use a problem-solving perspective
- Steps:
- Identify interests and issues for both parties
- Prioritize interests and issues
- List options if an agreement can't be reached
- Plan approach, language, and anticipate reactions
- Best Negotiators:
- Preparation: Research
- Use research for facts and logical conclusions
- Don't rely on emotions
- Ethics in Negotiation
- Potential for deception exists
- Utilitarian Approach: Greatest good for the greatest number
- Rights Approach: Protection of individual rights
- Justice Approach: Impartial creation and application of rules
Next Steps
- Read Chapter 2: The Language of Negotiations
- Complete Quiz 1 by September 8th at 11:59pm
- In-class activity for marks in the next class
Chapter 1 Review
- Integrative Negotiation: Collaborative approach, focusing on finding solutions that benefit both parties.
- Distributive Negotiation: Competitive approach, where one party gains at the expense of the other.
- Interests: Underlying needs and desires that drive negotiation.
- Issues: Specific terms or points of negotiation.
- Incentives/Quid Pro Quo: Something offered in exchange for something else.
- Intragroup Conflict: Conflict within a group.
- Intergroup Conflict: Conflict between groups.
- Utilitarian Approach: Focus on achieving the greatest good for the greatest number.
- Rights and Justice Approach: Focus on fairness and adhering to principles.
Chapter 2: The Language of Negotiation
- Bargaining Mix: All the issues involved in a negotiation.
- Perspective: The importance each party places on different issues can vary.
- Expanding the Pie: Creating value for everyone involved in the negotiation, a key principle of integrative negotiation.
- Initial Offers: Also known as "opening offer," it sets the starting point of the negotiation, potentially giving an advantage to the party making it.
- Research: Initial offers should be based on research and market value.
- Target Point: The best outcome each party can reasonably expect.
- Resistance Point: The point below which a party will not accept an offer.
- BATNA (Best Alternative to a Negotiated Agreement): The best outcome a party can achieve without negotiating.
- WATNA (Worst Alternative to a Negotiated Agreement): The worst outcome a party could face if they don't reach an agreement.
- MLATNA (Most Likely Alternative to a Negotiated Agreement): The most likely outcome a party will achieve if they don't reach an agreement.
- ZOPA (Zone of Potential Agreement): The range between the parties' resistance points.
- Settlement Point: The final agreement reached by the parties.
- Framing: The way in which a negotiation is viewed and approached.
- Positive Framing: Leads to more successful outcomes.
- Negative Framing: Leads to less successful outcomes and potential conflict escalation.
Approaches to Negotiating and Resolving Conflict
- Distributive Approach: Competitive, focuses on winning and achieving a desired outcome.
- Integrative Approach: Cooperative, focuses on finding solutions that meet the needs of both parties.
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This quiz covers the essential expectations and components of the business course taught by Professor Amanda Marazia at Mohawk College. Students will review important topics such as class participation, success principles, and course organization found in Canvas. Prepare to be tested on your understanding of the course's guidelines and expectations for success.