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								List the 5 stages of negotiation									 | 
								PreparationOrientation and positioningArgumentationEmergence and CrisisAgreement or final breakdown									 | 
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								List the 6 qualities that differentiate lawyers									 | 
								Esoteric knowledgeSpecial Authoritydistinguishing qualitiesPowers limited to certain times and placesClient confidentiality and safetyStewardship									 | 
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								How do cooperative attorneys move in relation to their opponents?									 | 
								Psychologically towards them									 | 
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								List 2 advantages of the cooperative style									 | 
								It produces a more fair and efficient solution It results in fewer breakdowns | 
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								List a major disadvantage of the cooperative style | 
								It is vulnerable to exploitation									 | 
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								How can a cooperative attorney limit his exposure to exploitation									 | 
								He can move slowly at first									 | 
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								What is the primary concern of a competitive agressive attorney?									 | 
								Maximizing settlement values									 | 
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								What percentage of cases did Ineffective competitive negotiators take to trial?									 | 
								64%									 | 
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								Whats the third and seldom mentioned type of negotiator?									 | 
								The competitive / problem solver									 | 
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								What type of negotiator psychologically moves through the stages faster?									 | 
								The cooperative / problem-solver									 | 
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								When do the most important bargaining interactions take place?									 | 
								Before the parties begin serious discussions									 | 
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								List the three critical issues that must be determined  in preparation stage.									 | 
								What should be the opening position and how can they logicall defend it? What is the other side's aspirations with respect to each issue? What is the bottom line? | 
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								List the three strategies that can be used to frame an opening position									 | 
								Maximalist strategyEquitable strategyIntegrative strategy									 | 
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								Which type of positioning is considered to be the most economical and efficient method of conflict resolution?									 | 
								The equitable approach									 | 
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								What aspect of stage two takes up more time then all of the other stages combined?									 | 
								Establishing the illusion that both sides are inalterably committed to their opening positions									 |