›› 2007, Vol. 15 ›› Issue (3): 518-523.
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Zhang Zhen;Huang Fugang
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Abstract: This paper reviewed the two categories of factors researchers found that had influence on the achievement of integrative negotiations: contextual variables and process variables. Contextual variables refer to the pre-existed ones at the beginning of negotiations which include: (a) negotiators’ cultural values, that is, what is more important in the culture, e.g., collectivism vs. individualism, power distance, and communication context; (b) how the strategies used and the outcome of negotiations vary according to the motivation compositions of dyads and groups; and (c) how different emotions exert influences on the integrative achievements respectively. And the studies on process variables examined how the frequency and sequence of the strategies, as well as the strategies used in different phases of negotiation affected the ultimate agreements
Key words: integrative negotiation, distributive negotiation, contextual variable, process variable
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B849:C91
Zhang Zhen;Huang Fugang. The Contextual and Process Variables Influencing Integrative Negotiation Achieving[J]. , 2007, 15(3): 518-523.
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