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45 Cards in this Set
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Relationships
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A person's connections or doings with other people.
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Respect
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Concideration, especially for others
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Empathize
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To try to see things from the others persons point of view and understand his or her situation.
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Self-Esteem
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Recognition and regard for one's self and one's abilities.
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Conflict
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A strong disagreement.
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Mediator
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Someone who helps opposing people or groups compromise or reach an agreement.
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compromise
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to give up someting to settle a disagreement
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conflict resolution
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A step by step process used to settle disagreements.
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Collaboration
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Working with others for a common purpose.
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Empowerment
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The feeling of power and satisfaction that comes from being directly responsible for ones work decesions.
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Brainstorming
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A method of shared problem solving in which all members of a group contribute ideas.
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Brainstorming
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A method of shared problem solving in which all members of a group contribute ideas.
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team planning
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working with others to set goals, assign tasks, and asses results
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Asses
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To judge.
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Communication
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the exchange of information between senders and recievers.
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purpose
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overall goal or reason
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audience
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anyone who recieves information
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subject
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main topic or key idea
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active listening
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listening and responding with full attention to whats being said
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previewing
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reading only the parts of a written work that outline or summarize its content.
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Skimming
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reading through a book or document quickly, picking out main ideas and key points
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context clues
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hints about the meaning of unfamiliars words or frazes provided by the words surrounding them.
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images
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pictures
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Mathematics
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the study of numbers and their relationships.
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Science
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The systematic use of observations and experiments to gain knowledge about the world.
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Spreadsheet
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A software program that arranges information, usually numbers, in rows and columns, or displays information in graphs, and other formats.
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Netiquette
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The accepted rules of conduct used on the Internet.
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Health
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The condtion of both one's body and mind
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Nutrients
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The substances in food that the body needs to produce energy and stay healthy
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Food Guide Pyramid
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A guideline created by the US Department of Agriculture that shows the nutrients a person needs each day
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Sedentary
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Spending much time sitting
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Hygiene
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All the things people do to be clean and healthy
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eating disorder
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A pattern of extreme eating behavior over time
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stress
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the mental or psysical tension that is the body's natural responce to conflict
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occupational safety and health administration (OSHA)
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a special branch of the US department of labor in charge of setting safety standards and inspecting places of work .
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worker's compensation
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a government-run program that gives injured workers financial help to cover lost wages and medical expenses
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emergency
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a serious event that happens without warning and calls for quick action
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first-aid
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The emergency care given to an injured or sick person before help arrives.
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promotion
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a job advancement to a position of greater responsibility and authority
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raise
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an increase in pay
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notice
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an official written statement that one is leaving one's job
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letter of recognation
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a formal letter that explains why and when an employee is leaving his/her job
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Addiction
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A physical or psychlogical need for a substance
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initiative
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you do what needs to be done without being told to do it.
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prejudice
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judge people by looking etc
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