Professorship of business and social psychology & methods
Organisational unit: Professoship
Main research areas
His research revolves around individuals´ behavior and decision-making in negotiations, as well as peoples´self-regulation successes and failures. Specifically he is fascinated by first offers, anchoring effects, anchor precision effects, procedural framing, ego depletion, social identity processes, posture and power, psycho-physilogical measures, and meta-analyses.
Negotiation research you can use: When many alternatives are worse than one.
01.01.17
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The Shy Person’s Guide To Dealing With An Aggressive Negotiator
13.06.16
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You go first: The art (and science) behind first offers in negotiations.
01.04.16
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Procedural frames in negotiation: The impact of offering "my resources" vs. requesting "your resources"
Trötschel, R., Loschelder, D. D., Höhne, B. & Majer, J. M.
01.03.16
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Focus on what your bargaining partner is gaining, not losing.
24.11.15
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Um Geld verhandelt die Welt: Die Macht des Monetären in Verhandlungen
Trötschel, R., Loschelder, D. D., Höhne, B., Majer, J. M. & Peifer, C.
01.09.15
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