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    Fourth National Value

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    Dr. Bruce Tuckman study the team dynamics and notice during the team building you can encounters five different phases. The first time I heard of the stages of team building was during the Airman Leadership School back in year 2003. I was not mature enough to understand…

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    Putting the case scenario into consideration, Aquis Credit Card Company, whose objective is to improve customers’ satisfaction by 20% by the end of 2014, should start to increase their profitability by building their customers satisfaction and conducting customer survey to measure customer‘s satisfaction: a. Build customer satisfaction by meeting their expectations: the basic requirement for Aquis Credit Card Company to stay in business is to meet the expectations of its customers so that they…

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    Group Development

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    When looking at group and team development, there must be an understanding of what a team and a group is. The terms team and group is used interchangeably, however there is a clear distinction between the two. As explained by Robert Lussier the major areas of difference are size, leadership, jobs, accountability and evaluation, rewards, and objectives. A group is two or more members, with a celar leaders, who perform independent jobs and experience individual accountability, evaluation, and…

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    procrastination, many of them consider themselves procrastinators, and nearly a half of them procrastinate consistently and problematically (Piers Steel 65). For college students, “whose academic lives are characterized by frequent deadlines” (Bruce W. Tuckman 1), academic procrastination can be serious for them. Therefore, we need to know why students like to procrastinate, and then we could know how to avoid it. Plenty of studies have been done to reveal the reasons. We used to think that its…

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    Mobbers Cave Case Study

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    - conflicting or harmonious nature of their relations RCT was present in a classical social psychology experiment, commonly known as ‘Robbers Cave’ conducted by: MUZAFER SHERIFF AND COLLEAGUES (1954) * Studied group behaviour * -researcher carefully observed the behaviours of the children * Reason – to learn how group conflict developed and how it might be resolved among the children This was identified through 3 stages * group formation * intergroup conflict: group…

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    UNDERSTANDING PARKINSON’S DISEASE Staff Guide on Effective Communication to Service Users INTRODUCTION: Effective communication plays an integral part when working with people with Parkinson’s disease. It is a very important tool we use in our everyday life. We need to have a good knowledge on communication methods and practices, and to further support inclusive practice in order to help the Parkinson’s service users overcome the difficulties and problems that they come across in their daily…

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    and example where it can occur in health setting would on the children’s ward in which you would communicate in a soft tone and at eye level using simple language and possibly picture cards so that the sick child understands you fully. Bruce Tuckman's Theory: Tuckman is a well-known psychologist he looks in great depth at the behaviour of small groups in a range of settings he has suggested four stages an individual goes through within a group to experience maximum effectiveness. The four stages…

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    Communication plays a big role in the health and social care setting as it allows service providers to exchange information through speaking, writing or other forms of communication in order to understand the individual so that there is no misinterpretation. Effective communication enables the receiver to understand the message the way the receiver intended it whereas ineffective communication is the failure to understand the message which could result in a barrier to communication. For example,…

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    The Oxford dictionary states that self-awareness is the “conscious knowledge of one’s own character and feelings” and it is the necessity of this quality within team formation and development that I will evaluate throughout this essay. I aim to review the techniques by which we may become self-aware and review their connection to team development… Before we can discuss the importance of self-awareness we first have to look into how we can achieve this knowledge. It is said that self-awareness…

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    Bruce Tuckman came up with a Five-Stage Model on how to develop a group efficiently. The people in the group must learn how to communicate amongst each other. To communicate properly, one must understand how the process of how commutation works. First there…

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