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PRINCIPLED NEGOTIATION

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who pioneered the ideas of integrative negotiation?

a)

Mary Parker Follett

b)

William Ury

c)

Bruce Patton.

d)

Roger Fisher

2.

3 problems to find your way through the forest of human problems are?

a)

Understanding, emotion and perception

b)

Perception, emotion and communication

c)

Perception, emotion and listening

d)

Understanding, listening and perception

3.

How many characteristics of principled negotiation?

a)

2

b)

3

c)

4

d)

5

4.

You are interested in identifying a client’s interests. What should you do?

a)

Ask “how?"

b)

Ask “why not?"

c)

Ask “how can I reconcile the client’s position?"

d)

Realize the client will likely have a sole interest.

5.

Which of the following basic means may produce unequal results, but each side has an equal chance?

a)

tradition

b)

precedent

c)

scientific judgment

d)

coin flips

6.

What do you need to remember after you have identified some objective criteria and processes?

a)

Joint search for objective criteria

b)

Reason and be open to reason

c)

Never yield to pressure

d)

All answers are correct

7.

In most negotiations, how many major obstacles stand in the way of inventing options?

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

None of the correct

8.

Which of the following is correct regarding the separate inventing from decision?

a)

Since judgment hinders imagination

b)

Creativity will become more easily

c)

As wild ideas are not encouraged

d)

All answers are correct

9.

How to Use BATNA to Strengthen?

a)

You can improve your BATNA.

b)

You can determine the other side's BATNA.

c)

You can weaken the other side's BATNA

d)

All answers are correct

10.

BATNA (Best Alternative To a Negotiated Agreement) is ___developed by ___ and ____ of the Harvard Negotiation.

a)

a phrase; William Ury; Mary Parker Follett

b)

a term; Roger Fisher; William Ury

c)

a term; Bruce Patton; William Ury

d)

a phrase; Mary Parker Follett; Roger Fisher