Individual Differences in Negotiation
mance in one negotiation can be predicted by a specific characteristic or set of characteristics. For example, some studies look at abilities, whereas other studies look at ethics. We tried to depart from this work in several ways. The first stage was to step back from identifying specific characteristics and to document first whether individual
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