Negotiation research you can use: Have you tried a hypothetical question?

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Asking questions can be a powerful way to root out information and deflect questions you don’t want to answer, as we discussed in last month’s cover story. In a new paper published in the Negotiation Journal, University of Amsterdam researchers Diyan Nikolov Grigorov and A. Francisca Snoeck Henkemans suggest that a particular kind of question may

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