The Seventh Professional Behavior

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I give myself a five on the seventh professional behavior which is the use of constructive feedback. The purpose of constructive feedback is to raise an individual’s awareness of his or her behavior in a way that will lead to corrections or improvements (Willard & Schell, 2014). Based on this definition, I will rate myself as a five because I would like to improve in this area so that I can continue growing. The process of organizing and planning how to divide my time between specific activities is the effective use of time and resources (Willard & Schell, 2014). For this eighth professional behavior, I give myself a 11 because I feel this is the area in which I must improve. Stress Management is the ninth professional behavior and I rank

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