Simulation & Gaming · 1999 · 122 citations · 29 references
ManagementCommunicationInformation TechnologyHuman-computer InteractionInterpersonal CommunicationNegotiationComputer-mediated CommunicationIntegrative NegotiationInterpersonal NegotiationNegotiation OutcomesNegotiation ProcessNegotiation TheoryComputer-supported NegotiationEfficiencyEfficiency LossElectronic Negotiation Of ContractsIntegrated NegotiationNegotiation Outcome Analysis
This article extends the growing body of research on computer-mediated communication to a negotiations setting. The author compares face-to-face negotiation outcomes with computermediated negotiation outcomes using an integrative (win-win) negotiation. There were two main results of interest. First, computer-mediated final agreements are somewhat more integrative than those negotiated face-to-face, suggesting there is no efficiency loss from negotiating long distance using information technology. Second, computer-mediated agreements tend to be significantly more equal than face-to-face agreements.
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