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                  5. How does the meaning of time vary with cultures.

                  6. What does the term ‘risk tendency’ mean?
                  7. Look at the 23 items that can be used as the guidelines in international
                      negotiations. Try to explaine each of them.

                  8. What are specific features in negotiating with the Chinese?
                  9. Explain the difference between Chinese and American negotiations.
                  10.  Summarize the text.


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                                      NEGOTIATION CONFLICT STYLES
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                                                                                      By Calum Coburn
                         People  often  ask  "which  is  the  best negotiation  style?"  As  with
                  much management theory there is no single 'best' or 'right' approach. All

                  five  profiles  of  dealing  with  conflict  are  useful  in different  situations.
                  Although we're capable of using all five, most of us tend to have one or
                  two  preferred  negotiation  conflict  styles  that  we  use  unconsciously  in

                  most conflict situations. Why? Either because our preferred styles have
                  worked  for  us  in  the  past,  or  because  of  our  temperament  (nature)  or
                  because of our upbringing (nurture).
                         So if  you're involved in business negotiations, which negotiation

                  styles  are  likely  to  reward  you  with  the  biggest  profit  prizes?  This





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                     Coburn C.  Negotiation Conflict Styles / Calum Coburn. – Available at : http:// www.
                  negotiations. com/articles/negotiation-conflict-profiles/
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