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    Systems Theory, as stated by David Easton, “When we look out on the concrete world of reality, we perceive a bewildering display of phenomena. If we are to orient ourselves in the world, either as actors or as scientists, we must select certain phenomena as a worthy of attention while disregarding other phenomena.” Also, our country needs war on drugs because of the behavior of the Filipinos. For David Easton believes that everything has a limit, this country needs new policies to discipline its…

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    communicate your appreciation. Spiritual leaders sometime lead by conviction even though it cost them their life or the vision if fulfilled after they die. Moses did not enter the promise land. Even though Dr. Martin Luther King was considered a charismatic and transformational leader, he died before he could see his four children live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their…

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    H. Edward Pruitt starts 100 Years of Theological Convergence: Edinburgh 1910 to Lausanne 2010 with an introduction. In this introduction, he starts off with his thesis; “This thesis argues that a theological convergence developed out of the ecumenism that existed within the Edinburgh 1910 Global Missions Conference, and that this ecumenism grew from Edinburg 1910 until the Lausanne Movement that began in 1974, at which point it began to flourish” (Pruitt 5). He then defines some terms and lists…

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    composure, something he uses to assure the younger boys that they will be rescued, and in the meantime they can enjoy themselves on the tropical island. Ralph has the ability to use the conch shell to call all of the survivors together, a symbol of his authority and is the reason why he was elected to become chief of the boys. Ralph understands that the adults do not know what has become of their children’s plane, and he reasons that the only way to determine the ratio of their potential…

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    identified by trait theory are characteristics which some people may naturally possess, it is now thought they can be learned and implemented by leaders who do not necessarily naturally possess the said characteristics and that leaders derive their authority from experience. Basic traits that an effective leader must possess are; self-awareness, self-control, motivation and…

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    transactional leader will see a job as an exchange for small reward, for example money. Therefore, praise is rarely given (Benjamin, n.d.), unless the result is extremely good, because the worker was simply delivering their side of the transaction. Authority and blame. If something goes wrong, full responsibility and fault is with the staff member assigned the task. People are more likely to become unhappy in their job and fearful of punishment because little praise or gratitude is ever…

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    pathos or the emotional appeal, and logos or the logical appeal. Due to your class, I now know one must make an explicit and well-developed claim, to clarify your assertions define the terms within your claim, offer supporting evidence, establish authority, use pathos very wisely, and know your target…

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    King started supporting the Freedom Rides, which were meant to desegregate bus stations and lunch counters. After some tension, King returned to Albany where he participated in protests and ended up getting arrested. He refused to pay the fine but authorities paid it because they wanted to calm down the…

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    Throughout the book, we have discussed the various purposes of persuasion, from how we see it in our day-to-day haggling, to the television commercials we see every day. When dealing with such a powerful tool, many ethical issues arise. In many cases, my opinion towards persuasion is not fully aligned with Perloff's, but for the most part, we agree on a few things. His definition of persuasion for example (Perloff, 2014), persuasion is a powerful tool—one that has strong effects on society, and…

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    a rigid organization. The manager approached her co-workers with respect and removed the receptionist from the situation to privately ascertain what was going on. This was a clear case of using charismatic leadership skills, which enabled this manager to influence the employees into accepting her authority, which turned a potentially negative situation into a positive one. Power is defined “as the potential of an individual (or group) to influence another individual or group” (Power Dynamics in…

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