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Anger can carry an advantage in negotiation, past research has shown. When we display anger, our counterparts tend to view us as powerful and intimidating. Consequently, they make more concessions than they would ordinarily and lower their demands.
On the flip side, negotiators who appear happy tend to do worse than others. Happiness and contentedness appear
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