Thats Right!! Flashcards
What is the primary goal of using summaries in negotiations?
To clarify understanding and ensure alignment between parties.
True or False: Summaries can help in identifying common ground during negotiations.
True
Fill in the blank: The technique of summarizing can trigger a ‘that’s right’ moment by _____ the counterpart’s perspective.
validating
What is a ‘that’s right’ moment?
A moment in negotiation when the counterpart feels understood and validated.
Which technique can enhance the effectiveness of a summary?
Active listening
What should a negotiator do after delivering a summary?
Pause and allow the counterpart to respond.
Multiple Choice: What is one benefit of using summaries in negotiations? A) Confusion B) Clarity C) Distraction
B) Clarity
True or False: Summaries should only include the negotiator’s points of view.
False
What is the role of empathy in triggering a ‘that’s right’ moment?
Empathy helps in understanding the counterpart’s feelings and perspectives.
What is one common mistake negotiators make when summarizing?
Failing to accurately reflect the counterpart’s points.
Fill in the blank: Effective negotiators use _____ to ensure their summaries resonate with the counterpart.
language that mirrors the counterpart
What is the importance of timing when delivering a summary?
Delivering a summary at the right moment can reinforce understanding and agreement.
Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT a technique to trigger a ‘that’s right’ moment? A) Summarization B) Interrupting C) Validation
B) Interrupting
True or False: Summarizing can lead to increased trust between negotiating parties.
True
What should a negotiator focus on when creating a summary?
Key points and emotions expressed by the counterpart.
Fill in the blank: To trigger a ‘that’s right’ moment, negotiators should aim to _____ the other party’s concerns.
address
What is one way to check if a summary is effective?
Ask the counterpart for their feedback or confirmation.
Multiple Choice: What can a negotiator do if the counterpart disagrees with the summary? A) Argue B) Re-summarize C) Ignore
B) Re-summarize
True or False: Nonverbal cues can enhance the delivery of a summary.
True
What does it mean to ‘validate’ the counterpart’s feelings during negotiations?
Acknowledging and affirming their emotions as legitimate.