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		<description>Reciprocal concession is often used during negotiations. We all have written deep within us the need to repay someone a kindness shown to us, since we now feel indebted to that person. There are some people who use this knowledge to manipulate us into doing something for them.

This technique is known as rejection-then-retreat and also yields very good results.</description>
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<p>This technique is known as rejection-then-retreat and also yields very good results.</p>
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