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国际商务谈判自测题Chapter1说课讲解
Chapter1
TheNatureofNegotiation
FillintheBlankQuestions
1.People____________allthetime.
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negotiatePage:
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2.Theterm____________isusedtodescribethecompetitive,win-losesituationssuchashagglingoverpricethathappensatyardsale,fleamarket,orusedcarlot
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3.Negotiatingpartiesalwaysnegotiateby____________.
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choicePage:
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4.Therearetimeswhenyoushould_________negotiate.
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notPage:
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5.Successfulnegotiationinvolvesthemanagementof____________(e.g.,thepriceorthetermsofagreement)andalsotheresolutionof____________.
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tangibles,intangiblesPage:
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6.Independentpartiesareabletomeettheirown____________withoutthehelpandassistanceofothers.
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needsPage:
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7.Themixofconvergentandconflictinggoalscharacterizesmany____________relationships.
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8.The____________ofpeople’sgoals,andthe____________ofthesituationinwhichtheyaregoingtonegotiate,stronglyshapesnegotiationprocessesandoutcomes.
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interdependence,structurePage:
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9.Whetheryoushouldorshouldnotagreeonsomethinginanegotiationdependsentirelyupontheattractivenesstoyouofthebestavailable_________.
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alternativePage:
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10.Whenpartiesareinterdependent,theyhavetofindawayto____________theirdifferences.
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resolvePage:
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11.Negotiationisa____________thattransformsovertime.
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processPage:
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12.Negotiationsoftenbeginwithstatementsofopening____________.
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positionsPage:
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13.Whenonepartyacceptsachangeinhisorherposition,a____________hasbeenmade.
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concessionPage:
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14.Twoofthedilemmasinmutualadjustmentthatallnegotiatorsfacearethedilemmaof____________andthedilemmaof____________.
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honesty,trustPage:
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15.Mostactualnegotiationsareacombinationofclaimingand____________valueprocesses.
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creatingPage:
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16.________________________isanalyzedasitaffectstheabilityofthegrouptomakedecisions,workproductively,resolveitsdifferences,andcontinuetoachieveitsgoalseffectively.
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IntragroupconflictPage:
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17.Mostpeopleinitiallybelievethat____________isalwaysbad.
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conflictPage:
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18.Theobjectiveisnottoeliminateconflictbuttolearnhowtomanageittocontrolthe____________elementswhileenjoyingtheproductiveaspects.
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destructivePage:
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19.Thetwo-dimensionalframeworkcalledthe____________________________________postulatesthatpeopleinconflicthavetwoindependenttypesofconcern.
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dualconcernsmodelPage:
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20.Partieswhoemploythe____________strategymaintaintheirownaspirationsandtrytopersuadetheotherpartytoyield.
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contendingPage:
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True/FalseQuestions
TF21.Negotiationisaprocessreservedonlyfortheskilleddiplomat,topsalesperson,orardentadvocateforanorganizedlobby
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FalsePage:
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TF22.Manyofthemostimportantfactorsthatshapeanegotiationresultdonotoccurduringthenegotiation,butoccurafterthepartieshavenegotiated.
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FalsePage:
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TF23.Negotiationsituationshavefundamentallythesamecharacteristics,
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TruePage:
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TF24.Acreativenegotiationthatmeetstheobjectivesofallsidesmaynotrequirecompromise.
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TruePage:
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TF25.Thepartiesprefertonegotiateandsearchforagreementratherthantofightopenly,haveonesidedominateandtheothercapitulate,permanentlybreakoffcontact,ortaketheirdisputetoahigherauthoritytoresolveit
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TruePage:
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TF26.Itispossibletoignoreintangibles,becausetheyaffectourjudgmentaboutwhatisfair,orright,orappropriateintheresolutionofthetangibles.
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FalsePage:
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TF27.Inanyindustryinwhichrepeatbusinessisdonewiththesameparties,thereisalwaysabalancebetweenpushingthelimitonanyparticularnegotiationandmakingsuretheotherparty—andyourrelationshipwithhim—survivesintact.
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TruePage:
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TF28.Whenthegoalsoftwoormorepeopleareinterconnectedsothatonlyonecanachievethegoal—suchasrunningaraceinwhichtherewillbeonlyonewinner—thisisacompetitivesituation,alsoknownasanon-zero-sumordistributivesituation
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FalsePage:
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TF29.Rememberthateverypossibleinterdependencyhasanalternative;negotiatorscanalwayssay“no”andwalkaway.
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TF30.Azero-sumsituationisasituationinwhichindividualsaresolinkedtogetherthatthereisapositivecorrelationbetweentheirgoalattainments.
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FalsePage:
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TF31.Thevalueofaperson'sBATNAisalwaysrelativetothepossiblesettlementsavailableinthecurrentnegotiation,andthepossibilitieswithinagivennegotiationareheavilyinfluencedbythenatureoftheinterdependencebetweentheparties.
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TruePage:
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TF32.Theeffectivenegotiatorneedstounderstandhowpeoplewilladjustandreadjust,andhowthenegotiationsmighttwistandturn,basedonone’sownmovesandtheothers’responses.
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TruePage:
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TF33.Thepatternofgive-and-takeinnegotiationisacharacteristicexclusivetoformalnegotiations.
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FalsePage:
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TF34.Incontrast,non-zero-sumorintegrativeormutualgainssituationsareoneswheremanypeoplecanachievetheirgoalsandobjectives.
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TruePage:
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TF35.Negotiatorsdonothavetobeversatileintheircomfortanduseofbothmajorstrategicapproachestobesuccessful.
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FalsePage:
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TF36.Differencesintimepreferenceshavethepotentialtocreatevalueinanegotiation.
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TruePage:
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TF37.Conflictdoesn’tusuallyoccurwhenthetwopartiesareworkingtowardthesamegoalandgenerallywantthesameoutcome.
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FalsePage:
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TF38.Intragroupconflictoccursbetweengroups.
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FalsePage:
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TF39.Negotiationisastrategyforproductivelymanagingconflict.
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TruePage:
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TF40.Thedualconcernsmodelhastwodimensions:
theverticaldimensionisoftenreferredtoasthecooperativenessdimension,andthehorizontaldimensionastheassertivenessdimension.
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TruePage:
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MultipleChoiceQuestions
41.Whichperspectivecanbeusedtounderstanddifferentaspectsofnegotiation?
A)economics
B)psychology
C)anthropology
D)law
E)Alloftheaboveperspectivescanbeusedtounderstanddifferentaspectsofnegotiation.
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EPage:
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42.Tomostpeoplethewords"bargaining"and"negotiation"are
A)mutuallyexclusive.
B)interchangeable.
C)notrelated.
D)interdependent.
E)Noneoftheabove.
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BPage:
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43.Asituationinwhichsolutionsexistsothatbothpartiesaretryingtofindamutuallyacceptablesolutiontoacomplexconflictisknownaswhichofthefollowing?
A)mutualgains
B)win-lose
C)zero-sum
D)win-win
E)Noneoftheabove.
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DPage:
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44.Whichisnotacharacteristicofanegotiationorbargainingsituation?
A)conflictbetweenparties
B)twoormorepartiesinvolved
C)anestablishedsetofrules
D)avoluntaryprocess
E)Noneoftheaboveisacharacteristicofanegotiation.
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CPage:
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45.Tangiblefactors
A)includethepriceandtermsofagreement.
B)arepsychologicalmotivationsthatinfluencethenegotiations.
C)includetheneedtolookgoodinnegotiations.
D)cannotbemeasuredinquantifiableterms.
E)Noneoftheabovestatementsdescribetangiblefactors.
Answer:
APage:
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46.Whichofthefollowingisnotanintangiblefactorinanegotiation?
A)theneedtolookgood
B)finalagreedpriceonacontract
C)thedesiretobookmorebusiness
D)fearofsettingaprecedent
E)Alloftheaboveareintangiblefactors.
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BPage:
8
47.Interdependentparties’relationshipsarecharacterizedby
A)interlockinggoals.
B)solitarydecisionmaking.
C)establishedprocedures.
D)rigidstructures.
E)Interdependentrelationshipsarecharacterizedbyalloftheabove.
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APage:
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48.Azero-sumsituationisalsoknownbyanothernameofasituation.Whichofthefollowingisthat?
A)integrative
B)distributive
C)win-lose
D)negotiative
E)Noneoftheabove.
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BPage:
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49.BATNAstandsfor
A)bestalternativetoanegotiatedagreement.
B)bestassignmenttoanegotiatedagreement.
C)bestalternativetoanegativeagreement.
D)bestalternativetoanegativeassignment.
E)BATNAstandsfornoneoftheabove.
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APage:
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50.Whatarethetwodilemmasofnegotiation?
A)thedilemmaofcostandthedilemmaofprofitmargin
B)thedilemmaofhonestyandthedilemmaofprofitmargin
C)thedilemmaoftrustandthedilemmaofcost
D)thedilemmaofhonestyandthedilemmaoftrust
E)Noneoftheabove.
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DPage:
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51.Howmuchtobelieveofwhattheotherpartytellsyou
A)dependsonthereputationoftheotherparty.
B)isaffectedbythecircumstancesofthenegotiation.
C)isrelatedtohowheorshetreatedyouinthepast.
D)isthedilemmaoftrust.
E)Alloftheabove.
Answer:
EPage:
14
52.Satisfactionwithanegotiationisdeterminedby
A)theprocessthroughwhichanagreementisreachedandthedollarvalueofconcessionsmadebyeachparty.
B)theactualoutcomeobtainedbythenegotiationascomparedtoth