Por mucho tiempo, el campo del marketing operó bajo una premisa que la investigación científica ha ido erosionando con evidencia sólida: que el consumidor evalúa opciones, pondera ventajas y elige con base en un análisis deliberado. Esta visión, deudora de los modelos económicos clásicos del agente racional, suponía que si se le proporcionaba suficiente información […]
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Negociar es, quizás, la actividad humana más constante y menos reconocida. Desde la conversación más cotidiana hasta los acuerdos corporativos de mayor envergadura, toda interacción lleva implícita una negociación: de significados, de expectativas, de voluntades. Sin embargo, la gran mayoría de las personas enfrenta este proceso desde la intuición, el hábito o incluso la confrontación, […]
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