Negotiation research you can use: Are women more ethical negotiators than men—and if so, why?

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December-18-1

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Men tend to claim more resources than women in negotiation, research shows. Why? Gender discrimination and men’s greater propensity to negotiate are two explanations backed up by recent research. In a new study, University of North Carolina professor Jason R. Pierce and Northwestern University professor Leigh Thompson identified another reason: men are more willing than women

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