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Negotiation flowcharts

28 flowcharts by 19 users

This GoConqr page brings together negotiation flowcharts on preparation, conflict and bargaining strategies for university students practising how to map a negotiation and teachers planning discussions. With over 10 flowcharts from more than 10 users, the collection is mainly for university study. Choose one to explore.

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Explore negotiation flowcharts

Start with The main aspects of the negotiation process for its outline of preparation, including objectives, arguments and tactics. Then look at the flowchart on the negotiation process that follows preparation through discussion, proposing and exchange.

For a different view, Factors of the negotiation separates internal and external factors. Other flowcharts look at conflict, communication and the contrast between distributive and integrative negotiation.

Study with the flowcharts

Trace the stages in a flowchart, then cover the labels and try to recall how the steps connect. Compare the distributive and integrative flowcharts to see how each describes its focus. Teachers can use the diagrams as starting points for discussion.

When you want to check recall or revisit a term, switch to a quiz or flashcards on the Negotiation unit page. Pick a flowchart and follow its sequence at your own pace.

Frequently asked questions

Which negotiation flowchart should I start with?

Start with The main aspects of the negotiation process. Its preparation section sets out objectives, arguments and tactics, making it a useful place to begin. You can then compare it with the flowchart that moves through preparation, discussion, proposing and exchange.

Do the flowcharts cover different negotiation approaches?

Yes. The collection includes a flowchart on distributive negotiation, focused on the distribution of outcomes, and another on integrative negotiation, focused on each party's interests. There are also flowcharts on principled negotiation, communication and factors that influence negotiation.

Are the flowcharts free to use?

Yes. Every flowchart listed here is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users, so you can explore different ways of presenting negotiation topics and compare how the diagrams organise their material.

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