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    Stages away from success In our meeting we talked about difficulties going on in the workplace. We came up with plan design for the Managers having issues with their teams, and how the Managers who have been successful with their teams to take control and help other Managers in need. Step 1: Come up with and Organizational goal, improve your teams communication Step 2 : Break the goal up into sub-goals 1- Find out where the team communication is breaking down 2- Create opportunities for the…

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    mechanisms that allow stability and change, or allow maturation of the personality is imperative (Stryker, 2007). In 2006 a meta-analysis was conducted on 92 longitudinal studies that analyzed trait scores on the FFM between ages 10 and 70; conscientiousness scores showed gradual but steady increases, and agreeableness increased slowly and nonsignificantly up to age 50 and showed a sharp increase between ages 50-60 before leveling off again, neuroticism tended to decrease to age 40 before…

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    Trait Leadership Theory

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    The trait theory of leadership theorizes that personality traits inspires leader development and efficiency in an organization. The trait theory of leadership focused on investigating the mental, physical, and social characteristic of people in order to gain a better understanding of what characteristics are most common among leaders, in which the trait theories of leadership identified the specific personality traits that distinguish leaders from non-leaders. According to Colbert, A. E., Judge,…

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    Emotional Intelligence assessment result from Enclosure 3 shows better than average score.Emotional intelligence (EI) refers to the ability to face obstacles, criticism and use emotions effectively to manage ourselves and influence positive outcomes in relationships with others. Individuals who scores higher than average score are able to make good decisions, control emotions, manage relationships effectively and motivate themselves with persistence and enthusiasm. Emotional intelligence…

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    Self Compassion Study

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    implications of self-esteem are highlighted and these two terms are explicitly segregated from each other. The study focused on the sphere of self-compassion and its impact on our personality traits, particularly “The Big Five” –openness to experience, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism. The study performed was a correlational study with the predictor being self-compassion or the individual’s inherent attitude toward themselves and the outcome variable being…

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    Compare and contrast two papers, Glazer & Friedman (2009) and De Raad (1998), with regard to the limitations of the method of assessing personality presented in each paper. Bioenergetic-Analytic Character Typology vs. “The Big Five” and objectively assessing something we can’t see. Humanistic psychology has been influenced by body-orientated approaches to psychotherapy, yet little empirical research has been conducted upon approaches. Bioenergetic-analysis’ historic origins are traced back to…

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    Factory Personality test and the Eysenck test. The five factor personality test gave me on Factor 1 extraversion, a score of 29 which says is about average. On Factor 2 agreeableness, a score of 33 which says is relatively high. On Factor 3 conscientiousness, a score of 42 which says is relatively high. On Factor 4 neuroticism,…

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    without effort. Knowing your personal strengths can help you make good choices in your career path as well as everyday life. After submitting my test results to SAPA Project, extraversion, agreeableness, integrity, emotional stability, and conscientiousness were my top five strengths. Integrity ranked highest in the results. I 've always tried to do the right thing no matter what. My Mother taught us to have strong moral principles. Integrity has helped me throughout my career to get…

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    that the hurt of others, motivates her to share the Gospel and offer any help that she is able to give. This information would suggest that she would be a great team member to have on the mission trip. Results of the IPIP-NEO (agreeableness, conscientiousness, and open to experience domains), the Jung Personality Test, the BDI (depression scale), and the BAI (anxiety scale) also support that Jessica would be an asset to the missions team. They show that she works well with others, is very…

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    react in hostile manner. However in corporate work environment, it is important to adapt to such situations and complete the tasks in stressful and unfavourable situations. It is important for project managers to perform their jobs with full conscientiousness so that all obstacles are removed. They need to be careful, scrupulous and self-disciplined in attending to responsibilities. As project managers, it is difficult to expect the on time quality deliverables by team if the manger himself is…

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