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Background:

  • Time is an inherent factor in negotiations, presenting both situational constraints and strategic opportunities.
  • Negotiators may face time pressure, influencing their decisions and urgency.
  • Strategic use of time, such as 'exploding offers,' can be employed to elicit compliance.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To explore the multifaceted role of time in negotiation processes.
  • To investigate how time pressure affects negotiator motivation, cognition, and emotion.
  • To examine the strategic implications of timing in negotiation tactics.

Main Methods:

  • The study synthesizes existing literature on time in negotiation.
  • It analyzes psychological and behavioral responses to time-related negotiation scenarios.
  • Empirical investigation into the effects of time pressure and strategic timing is suggested.

Main Results:

  • Time pressure can intensify existing motives, leading to increased concession-making or contention.
  • Specific negotiation strategies, like sequential role-playing, are time-dependent.
  • The effective use of 'timing' is identified as a crucial negotiation skill.

Conclusions:

  • Time profoundly influences negotiation processes, tactics, and outcomes.
  • Understanding and managing time is essential for effective negotiation.
  • Further empirical research is warranted to fully explore the complexities of time in negotiation.