John Keith Murnighan
John Keith Murnighan
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Do nothing!
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The art of high stakes decision making
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Social psychology in organizations : advances in theory and research
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Bargaining Games
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The dynamics of bargaining games
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Organizational coalition formation
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Strength and weakness in four coalition situations
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A review of game theoretic and social psychological models of coalition formation
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An experimental study of large group bargaining in a market game
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The effects of reference groups on bargaining in coalition situations
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Social psychology and organizations
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Do nothing!
- Open Work
The art of high stakes decision making
- Open Work
Social psychology in organizations : advances in theory and research
- Open Work
Bargaining Games
- Open Work
The dynamics of bargaining games
- Open Work
Organizational coalition formation
- Open Work
Strength and weakness in four coalition situations
- Open Work
A review of game theoretic and social psychological models of coalition formation
- Open Work
An experimental study of large group bargaining in a market game
- Open Work
The effects of reference groups on bargaining in coalition situations
- Open Work
Social psychology and organizations