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Last Page
1/45 — You can identify the emotions felt by the people who you negotiate with. *
2/45 — You rephrase what the other party says to make sure you have understood it. *
3/45 — Being affected by the counterpart’s emotions prevents the negotiation from being carried out objectively. *
4/45 — You accept your own emotions when you negotiate. *
5/45 — You listen to opinions that are contrary to yours with benevolence. *
6/45 — You know how to adapt to any type of situation. *
7/45 — When you negotiate, you listen more than you talk. *
8/45 — It is best to verbalize the counterpart’s emotions so that they don’t disrupt the quality of the negotiation. *
9/45 — You know how to control your emotions in tense situations. *
10/45 — All primary emotions are legitimate to those experiencing them. *
11/45 — You believe that emotions should be taken into account in negotiations. *
12/45 — You defend your positions without ignoring those of others. *
13/45 — You prefer to listen to understand rather than listen to respond. *
14/45 — After a difficult negotiation, you carry out an emotional debriefing. *
15/45 — You clearly identify your emotions as soon as you feel them. *
16/45 — You only make a concession when you receive a sufficient trade-off. *
17/45 — You pay attention to prejudices about situations or people. *
18/45 — You trust your "inner voice." *
19/45 — You analyze your negotiations, even when they went wrong. *
20/45 — Your intuition is an effective tool in the negotiations you carry out. *
21/45 — You like to take risks. *
22/45 — You take responsibility for your decisions, even when they make you lose in your negotiation. *
23/45 — You are creative. *
24/45 — You put a lot of effort into reaching your goals. *
25/45 — You know how to benefit from the difficulties you encounter. *
26/45 — You know how to learn from your mistakes. *
27/45 — At the end of a negotiation, you analyze any intuitions you had. *
28/45 — Your behavior during negotiations is based on clear values. *
29/45 — You reflect on how you interpret situations to avoid analyzing them incorrectly. *
30/45 — When a negotiation is stalled, you go out of your way to find a solution, even if it means thinking outside the box. *
31/45 — You don’t allow yourself to use threats or lies in your negotiations. *
32/45 — You remind others of their manners when they don’t mind them. *
33/45 — You are able to improvise easily in your negotiations. *
34/45 — You can change your mind when you're wrong and the other party is right. *
35/45 — You'd rather make quick decisions than fair decisions. *
36/45 — You come up with ideas before others. *
37/45 — You avoid taking advantage of the balance of power in negotiation, even when it works in your favor. *
38/45 — It is important not to make the counterpart lose face, regardless of the circumstances. *
39/45 — You are objective so as not to be a victim of cognitive biases. *
40/45 — You treat all counterpart negotiators the same, regardless of your personal opinion of them. *
41/45 — You keep the commitments made in the negotiation, even if the circumstances change. *
42/45 — Sometimes you surprise other people with your ideas. *
43/45 — You adapt to the counterpart’s culture and behavior. *
44/45 — You don’t give in easily. *
45/45 — Mutual respect is a fundamental negotiation value. *

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