INSTRUCTIONS To complete this assignment for full credit: post a thoughtful answer to the question below and make a substantive comment on at least two of your classmates' posts. Remember to follow the rules of netiquettes (net + etiquette = netiquette.) Participating in this discussion will help you achieve the learning goal: demonstrate the ability to analyze an alternative dispute resolution strategy. SET UP To complete this assignment, you have to play a game with a partner. You can choose a classmate, friend or family member. You can be with them in person or remote. Here is how it works in this game you must divide $2 between the two players - you and your partner. No side deals or tricks are allowed. The only catch is, you must choose one approach from the start from the start of the game, you cannot tell your partner which approach you choose, and you must stick with it, no matter what your partner does. Don't tell your partner what your approach is! Here are your choices: Play to win $2.00 Play to win $1.50 Play to win $1.00 More rules: You must play three rounds. You must choose a different approach in each round. Each round lasts five minutes, max. Time yourself. At the end of each round, record the outcome - did you get a deal or not? If you got a deal, who got the most most money? QUESTION Answer each of the questions below: 1. For each round, tell us the following: your approach and your outcome. For example: "Round one, played to win, I got no deal after five minutes." 2. What did you learn about the different approaches to negotiating? About your own negotiation style? 3. What would you do differently in the future if you were to find yourself in a negotiation