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Resistance Point
The least favorable outcome a negotiator is willing to accept before walking away from a negotiation.
Information Overload Tactic
A negotiation or influence strategy involving overwhelming an opponent with excessive information to cloud their decision-making.
Costs of Delay
The negative consequences or losses associated with not resolving a problem or completing a task in a timely manner.
Distributive Bargaining Strategies
Negotiation techniques focused on dividing a fixed amount of resources, often resulting in a win-lose situation.
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