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研究生:劉芳竹
研究生(外文):Fang-Chu Liu
論文名稱:幽默影響談判績效之研究
論文名稱(外文):The influence of humor on negotiations
指導教授:楊君琦楊君琦引用關係
指導教授(外文):Chun-Chi Yang
學位類別:碩士
校院名稱:輔仁大學
系所名稱:管理學研究所
學門:商業及管理學門
學類:企業管理學類
論文種類:學術論文
論文出版年:2006
畢業學年度:94
語文別:中文
論文頁數:106
中文關鍵詞:幽默商業談判談判績效汽車銷售
外文關鍵詞:humorperformancenegotiationsinteractionsgroupscar-selling
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每個人都會遇到談判情境,都會需要談判技巧,殊不知,妥善的運用幽默即可使談判者收事半功倍之效。本研究乃一探索式研究,藉由實驗設計談判情境,實際帶顧客到汽車銷售據點與汽車銷售員進行談判,以瞭解談判過程中,幽默類型與幽默功能對於談判績效的影響。參與實驗者共有56人、28組買賣團隊進行實際買車之談判。談判過程全程以錄影方式記錄,並根據影片內容進行內容分析與編碼,共得425個幽默事件,再將質化資料轉化為量化資料進行相關與迴歸分析;分析層次包括幽默事件層次、個人層次與對偶層次,迴歸模式中另加入性別與買賣角色變數,一併探討對於談判績效之影響。
研究結果發現,第一:幽默類型與幽默功能對於對偶層次共同績效,影響並不顯著,但對於個人績效方面影響較為顯著;第二:幽默功能對績效之影響較幽默類型高,表示幽默必須產生社會性功能後,方能影響績效;第三:性別差異對於幽默類型、幽默功能與績效有顯著影響,研究並發現男性談判者與女性談判者各有適用之幽默類型與功能,應於談判過程中妥善運用;第四:買賣方角色對幽默類型、功能與績效之影響較不顯著,但研究結果亦顯示出賣方應展現其專業來說服買方,會有較好之績效;第五:談判過程中不同階段亦各有適用之幽默類型與功能,談判者應善加運用之。
Negotiated skills are needed for everyone. But people probably don’t know using humor well in the negotiated situation could make the result better. This research is an exploratory research and using experiment method to create a situation to observe how the real customer interacts with the real car sales. The negotiation process is divided into two processes. Our purposes are to discover the types of humor and the social functions of humor used by negotiators and the influence of humor on negotiations in the different negotiation process.
Finally we get five important results. First, the influences of the types of humor and the social functions of humor on negotiators’ performance are slightly; second, the influence of social functions of humor on negotiators’ performance is much more than the influence of types of humor; third, gender difference could affect the influence of the types of humor and the social functions of humor on negotiators’ performance; fourth, the role difference of negotiators impacted the influence of types of humor and social functions of humor on negotiators little; the last, negotiators should choose different types of humor and social functions of humor to be a negotiated strategy in the different negotiate process.
目錄
頁次
第壹章 緒論-------------------------------------------------------------------------1
第一節 研究背景-------------------------------------------------------------1
第二節 研究動機與目的----------------------------------------------------2
第三節 研究流程-------------------------------------------------------------4

第貳章 文獻探討-------------------------------------------------------------------7
第一節 幽默的定義與分類-------------------------------------------------7
第二節 幽默功能-------------------------------------------------------------9
第三節 談判理論------------------------------------------------------------11
第四節 幽默類型、功能與談判績效------------------------------------16

第參章 研究方法------------------------------------------------------------------19
第一節 研究架構------------------------------------------------------------19
第二節 研究設計------------------------------------------------------------21
第三節 變數衡量------------------------------------------------------------25
第四節 分析方法------------------------------------------------------------32

第肆章 實證結果與分析---------------------------------------------------------33
第一節 談判前置階段的幽默類型、功能與績效之關係-----------33
第二節 談判全程的幽默類型、功能與績效之關係-----------------41

第伍章 結論與建議--------------------------------------------------------------57
第一節 研究結論-----------------------------------------------------------57
第二節 管理意涵-----------------------------------------------------------63
第三節 研究限制與未來研究方向--------------------------------------65

參考文獻-----------------------------------------------------------------------------67
附錄一 買方須知-----------------------------------------------------------------75
附錄二 賣方須知-----------------------------------------------------------------79
附錄三 談判滿意度問卷--------------------------------------------------------85
附錄四 幽默事件編碼資料-----------------------------------------------------89







表目錄
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表2-1-1 幽默定義整理表-------------------------------------------------------8
表3-3-1 幽默類型類目表-------------------------------------------------------26
表3-3-2 幽默類型次數分配表-------------------------------------------------27
表3-3-3 幽默功能類目表-------------------------------------------------------28
表3-3-4 幽默功能次數分配表-------------------------------------------------29
表3-3-5 幽默類型與幽默功能編碼之相互同意度與信度表-------------30
表4-1-1談判前置階段的幽默類型、功能與績效之相關分析表(對偶層次)
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表4-1-2 談判前置階段的幽默類型、功能與績效之相關分析表(個人層次)
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表4-1-3談判前置階段的幽默類型、功能在性別、角色方面的差異分析表
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表4-1-4談判前置階段的幽默類型、功能與績效相關表(買方個人層次)
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表4-1-5 談判前置階段的幽默類型、功能與績效相關表(賣方個人層次)
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表4-2-1 談判全程的幽默類型與幽默功能之相關分析表(幽默事件層次)
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表4-2-2 談判全程的幽默類型與幽默功能之相關分析表(個人層次)
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表4-2-3 談判全程的幽默類型與幽默功能之相關分析表(對偶層次)
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表4-2-4 談判全程的幽默類型、功能在性別與角色之差異分析表-----47
表4-2-5 談判全程幽默類型、幽默功能與績效之相關分析表-----------48
表4-2-6 談判全程的幽默類型與共同客觀績效之迴歸分析表(對偶層次)
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表4-2-7 談判全程的幽默功能與共同客觀績效之迴歸分析表(對偶層次)
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表4-2-8 談判全程的幽默類型與個人客觀績效之迴歸分析表(個人層次)
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表4-2-9 談判全程的幽默功能與個人客觀績效之迴歸分析表(個人層次)
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表4-2-10 談判全程的幽默類型與談判滿意度之迴歸分析表(個人層次)
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表4-2-11 談判全程的幽默功能與談判滿意度之迴歸分析表(個人層次)
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圖目錄
圖1-3-1 研究流程圖-------------------------------------------------------------5
圖3-1-1 觀念性研究架構圖---------------------------------------------------20
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