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Research is proposed that is counter to mainstream thought and extent research relative to BATNAs (best alternatives to negotiated agreements) and anchors, but that continues the research of Schaerer et al. (2015). A series of negotiation experiments will be conducted that manipulate the value of negotiators’ BATNAs (best alternatives to negotiated agreements) and conditions of the existence of EFNI (expectations of future negotiation interaction), requiring respondents to establish anchor offers (first offers) after each manipulation. Respondents’ perception of their own power is measured after each anchor offer presented, and the differences in anchor value in the no-EFNI and EFNI conditions will be measured, accordingly, in order to determine the effect on anchors. It is hypothesized that EFNI provides negotiators with higher self-perceived power, resulting in higher anchor offer values. |