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Program on Negotiation at Harvard Law School
Teaching Negotiation Resource Center Survey
1.
In what setting do you offer negotiation or dispute resolution instruction?
Undergraduate
Graduate
Corporate training
Other (please specify)
2.
How often do you use TNRC teaching materials in your courses or trainings?
Very often
Somewhat often
Occasionally
Never
3.
Which kind of TNRC teaching materials do you use the most?
Role play simulations
Case studies
Videos
4.
How often do you switch the simulations, case studies, or videos you use in your courses or trainings? (i.e. in a reoccurring course how frequently do you swap out the materials?)
Very often
Somewhat often
Occasionally
Never
5.
How often do you use TNRC role simulations published in languages other than English?
Very often
Somewhat often
Occasionally
Never
6.
What kind of teaching materials would you want to see more of in the TNRC Library?
Role play simulations
Case studies
Videos
Other (please specify)
7.
In what subject area would you like to see additional role simulations? (select up to 3)
International business negotiation
Organizational development/leadership
Contract negotiation
Community dispute resolution
Arts, media and freedom of speech
Peacebuilding
Employment negotiations/ labor relations
Tenant-landlord negotiations
Healthcare and public health
International diplomacy
Public finance
Climate change and sustainability
Real estate
Technology/entrepreneurship
Other (please specify)
8.
Which negotiation concepts should we cover in new TNRC teaching materials? (select up to 3)
Anchoring
Coalitional development in multiparty negotiation
Cross-cultural communication
Difficult conversations
Facilitation and mediation
Joint fact-finding
Power dynamics
Principal-agent dynamics
Dealing with value-based disputes
Other (please specify)
9.
Do you read the
Negotiation Journal
?
Yes
No
10.
Do you use any articles from the
Negotiation Journal
to teach negotiation?
Yes
No
11.
Do you have any additional comments or suggestions as to how the TNRC can better offer teaching materials to support your instruction?
Current Progress,
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