The Negotiation Test
Do you want to understand yourself better as a negotiator? Negotiations are often about finding a balance between our own needs and the needs of others. Whether it concerns a conflict of interests, ideas, or priorities, the way you approach the situation can greatly impact the outcome.
The Dutch Test for Conflict Handling (DUTCH; De Dreu et al., 2001) helps you reflect on your natural tendencies in handling such conflicts. It provides insight into how you typically respond and how you can adjust your approach to achieve better results. The most effective style depends on the specific situation you are facing and learning when to use which approach is a valuable skill.
The Negotiation Test
Curious about your negotiation style? Here’s how it works:
Think of one or more complex negotiation situations you have personally experienced. Choose situations you found particularly challenging. If you suspect that your behavior varies greatly depending on the situation, select one specific case to focus on.
Answer the 20 questions below by indicating how often you engage in the described behavior on a scale of 1 to 5 in such situations.
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The results of this test give you just a few aspects to consider. There are many more nuances to explore. Perhaps a conversation will help you understand these more deeply? Feel free to get in touch, as these numbers only tell part of your story.
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