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Betrieblicher Konflikt 1 Downsizing (Staff) 1 Personalabbau 1 Simulation 1 Workplace conflict 1
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Gross, Michael A. 1 Guerrero, Laura K. 1 Narayanan, Jayanth 1 Reb, Jochen 1
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22nd Annual IACM Conference 1 22nd Annual IACM Conference Paper 1
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Argumentativeness and Verbal Aggressiveness as Predictors of Partner-Perceptions of Conflict Styles During a Simulated Downsizing Activity
Gross, Michael A. - 2010
The present study examined how the traits of argumentativeness and verbal aggressiveness are associated with perceptions of communication competence and conflict styles during a simulated downsizing activity. Participants were placed into dyads and asked to determine which two out of four...
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Breathe Your Way to a Good Deal : The Effect of Concentration Exercises on Negotiation Outcomes
Reb, Jochen - 2009
While scholars and practitioners agree that preparation plays a crucial role for achieving successful negotiation outcomes, there is little empirical research on the topic. In the present research we examine the effect of engaging in a concentration exercise in preparation to an upcoming...
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