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Crisis Negotiations: A Preliminary Investigation of Facework in Naturalisti...: EBSCOhost
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1. The article investigates the use of facework in crisis negotiations.
2. Facework is defined as the verbal and nonverbal communication strategies used to maintain or enhance one's own or another's social identity.
3. The study found that negotiators used face-saving strategies to build rapport and establish trust with the subject, while also maintaining their own authority and credibility.
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Topics for further research:
Crisis negotiation techniques and strategies
Face-saving and face-threatening acts in communication
Naturalistic settings in communication research
Nonverbal communication in crisis negotiations
Cultural differences in crisis negotiation and facework
Ethical considerations in crisis negotiation and communication research