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    it is better to understand where you align on the MBTI grid to strengthen the skills you currently possess and to improve the ones that will help you succeed. Ethical decisions may not be an everyday occurrence in business, but to understand the foundation on how the decisions are drawn from can help make the most ethical decision needed for the situation. Having a good understanding of your personality type will help in all aspects of business in the US and in other cultures. Once you know how…

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    Decisions and Procrastinating We all have freedom of choice and freewill to do whatever we like, when we like. We have to acknowledge this so you can take full advantage of the right to choose where, who, when and why! Most people want to be lead; they feel safe when they are told what to do and when to do it. People like easy familiar routines in their lives. This way they can then blame everyone and everything else if things don’t go according to plan. This is because they believe they have…

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    dilemma An ethical dilemma is a disagreement between two moral decisions and it does not have satisfactory solution. Both the decisions are right and it is very hard to make a decision(Fant, 2012). Nurses always deal with ethical dilemmas in their workplace due to the unique personal and ethical values than another nurses, physicians, patients, family and other health care team. What is ethical dilemma here? An ethical dilemma is a decision about the treatment of a child suffering from…

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    attention and support, and involvement in solving problems and making decisions” (Lam, Huang, & Chan 2015, p. 836). Leaders who follow the Participative style look to employees or followers to work with them in facilitating ideas and making decisions. Employees are encouraged and given resources and support to help in the decision making process (Miao et al, 2013). Participative leaders then have to give up a portion of control of the decision making to subordinates (Lam et al, 2015). This can…

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    Escalation occurs in decision-making when people must decide to further put money into something, or cut losses and move on when the writing is on the wall. There are three classes of explanation when it comes to escalation, and these classes are perceptual biases, judgmental biases, and impression management. Perceptual biases are basically what happen when we’re looking to validate previously made decisions, and causes us to look past information that would let us know our decisions or current…

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    “Go Away,” a teenage boy screams after getting in an argument with his parents. The teenage brain is constantly changing, resulting in the teenager to make rash decisions that adults don’t understand. Many adults and teenagers don’t realize how different their brains are and perceiving the differences may help improve the bond between parents and the teenager. The reliance on the back of the brain rather then the front, brain’s plasticity and the desire for the unknown are key components that…

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    According to the article, Dialogue Police, Decision Making, and the Management of Public Order During Protest Crowd Events, police need to effectively communicate with protestor groups before, during and after a known event. Communications should especially be maintained during times of trouble to ensure prior arrangements are upheld (Gorringe, Stott, & Rosie, 2012, p. 112-113). The communication aspect is very important when dealing with protestors or the public in general, due to the…

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    comes home, drunk. An extremely gifted kid who excelled all throughout high school, drops out of college and now lives in their parent’s attic, with barely any money in the bank or even a job. Teenagers struggle to make logical, well thought out decisions due to an ineffective prefrontal cortex. They take part in the use of illegal drugs and alcohol, violence, and sexual behaviors. Yet, during this stage of disobedience and defiance, brain…

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    cause that can leave the patient runnable to make their own decisions about how they wish to be medically cared for? “The 1990 Patient Self-Determination Act (PSDA) encourages everyone to decide now about the types and extent of medical care they want to accept or refuse if they become unable to make those decisions due to illness” (The Patient Self Determination Act (PSDA), 2013). Advance directives are put into place to make decisions for the ones who can no longer make it themselves. It also…

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    The human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is an incurable disease that attacks part of the immune system, specifically white blood cells. The virus allows for opportunistic diseases to come into the person’s body, causing illness or even death. When HIV was originally discovered, it was considered a death sentence. However, there have been many advancements in the treatment of HIV since then and it can now be managed. In order to properly manage the disease, people with HIV need prospective memory.…

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