Collaborating Negotiation Model

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I like and use the collaborating negotiation style because it is where for my practical purposes the inmates working towards, an equally beneficial outcome, maintaining a positive relationship while keeping the genuine interest of the program, the inmates and the institution as a whole safe and secure. I also like collaborating negotiation because it creates an atmosphere of trust; the goal is to establish fair treatment which is paramount amongst the diverse population of people I work with. I would like to work toward embracing a frame of mind that is perceptive and sympathetic to the diverse populations of people I deal with on a daily basis in an in-prison environment. Also, incorporate a reflective practice of learning and listening

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