Formation/Cours

Define key psychological constructs in relation to negotiation
Understand and personalize psychological definitions on intra- and interpersonal conflict
Understand the theory of social values orientation and the relation with conflict and negotiation dynamics
Understand different levels of dual concern theory, and the relations between conflict behavioral orientations at personality, strategic and tactical level.
Understand peacemaking and its’ subcomponents, and relate this to negotiating behavior
Understand different modes of conflict behavior and relate these to negotiating behavior
Understand escalation theory and relate this to negotiation dynamics
Understand BigFive personality theory in relation to conflict behavior
Reflect systematically on one’s own personality, social values orientation, personal conflict styles, peacemaking and qualities and challenges in negotiation
give constructive feedback to colleagues in terms of conflict behavior.
Define personal developmental goals in terms of negotiation and conflict behavior

The course consists of an interactive seminar, following partly the concept of the ‘flipped classroom’. the students should prepare by filling out an online assesment covering the key constructs which will be dealt with during the course.
They receive at the start of this course a personal report of their assessment, where their personal scores are compared with group score and some benckmark data.
Theory should be read before the meeting. Readings are provided through mail and electronic learning environment.
during the course the students are working intensively in small groups and plenary feedback sessions on a variety of assignments.