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Does Contingent Reward Reduce Negotiation Anchoring?
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October 1999

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Journal of Property Investment and Finance

Julian Diaz

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Rong Zhao

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This article examines the role of contingent reward in reducing negotiation anchoring. A case study approach was adopted in the investigation undertaken. Five residencies were offered for sale and university students were assigned the task of negotiating the sales price of one of the houses. The results showed that where no asking price was given the settlement price was consistently lower than for those of incongruously high asking price. It is felt that these results are less biased than previous studies as a system of rewards was offered as the study was a step towards a real life setting.

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... In their experiment, they compared whether students and real estate experts were impacted differently by anchoring bias in a realworld setting and found that both subject types were impacted by the anchoring bias in the same way. In addition, contingent rewards did not seem to change the effect of anchoring (Diaz et al., 1999). Furthermore, automated warnings about values that are too high in a decision support system did not reduce anchoring effects (George et al., 2000). ...

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Toward a Process Model of First Offers and Anchoring in Negotiations
Does Contingent Reward Reduce Negotiation Anchoring?

Journal of Property Investment and Finance