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    situation and or have made a decision. Every day we make thousands, if not millions, of decisions most of them come on the spots. For a lot of these decisions, they are made in fractions of a second. We as a society make decisions that are often based off of other people 's expectations. We make decisions to be popular, to be famous, to be liked, to make money, to be accepted and the list goes on. Within a twenty four hour period making of nonconformity behavior decisions wasn 't very difficult…

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    Throughout the course the material presented has made professional responsibility a key concept that I think about everyday. A firm understanding of professional responsibility allows students to make ethical decisions when faced with dilemmas. This has been the focus of module one and two with three allowing us to connect these ideas to a larger societal picture. To begin, my five core values are family, ambition, accountability, integrity, and commitment. These values are the most important to…

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    regarding patient needs will help provide care in a holistic approach by assessing the patient as a whole. NUR 2050 Research & Evidence (4 credits): Focuses on researching information and using evidence-based research and practice to make judgment and decision making process that’s best for the patient and organization. Class focuses on preparing students and expanding their knowledge of how to locate creditable sources and theories. Rationale: Students learn how to research best-practices,…

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    Case Study Of Listo System

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    Impact on the System Brief Overview The key for early success of Listo system is the growth of the employee 's dedication and commitment. Employees in Listo System set clear goals in the management and try to achieve them. Employees involved in the decision about how and when to finish the work in the process. Analysis and Evaluation The success of any organization depends mostly on the motivation of staff. Without a specific scientific used to determine how to motivate any particular group…

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    1. Leaders and Managers can easily be confused by employees. Managers have to stick by the protocol and follow the rules that are set forth for that company there is not much wiggle room for managers. Whereas leaders can have more compassion and understanding in an unfortunate issue that causes someone to be late to work. Managers have to have control over the corporation they are employed by as their name is going on the final projects. Managers definitely lead their team but leaders usually…

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    Regrettably, they are right as my decisions do involve procrastination; hence, my procrastination is the result of the fear of making the wrong decision that could create an enemy against me or a breakdown in our daily operations. Once again, by my own admission, fear has prevented me at times from making the right decision as opposed to doing things the right way (CCBS, n.d.). Fortunately, my co-workers were able to greatly relate…

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    then that patient will not get the care they really need. As a nurse, I need to be involved in the decision-making for the patient and ensure the best outcome for the patient. I want to be a leader to the patients, staff, and doctors.…

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    Cognitive dissonance is a situation involving conflicting attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors. This leads to discomfort which leads to the changing of one 's attitudes, beliefs, or behaviors to reduce discomfort and restore balance. For example pre-marital sex. Being raised with Christian values but wanting to have sex even though it 's morally wrong. People tend to seek consistency in their life. So when they come to a problem, such as sex before marriage, they stumble upon an inconsistency…

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    parent and one absent parent who seemed to be doing well. This alone was enough to force Gary into impulsive thinking and irrational decision making. The problem is that Gary was not able to have a normal childhood because he was born into poverty with an unfit single mother and forced to take on adult responsibilities. He had no idea what good parenting or positive decisions were. At only 17 years old Gary had gotten his girlfriend pregnant and was faced with another battle of adulthood. His…

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    Performance Enhancing Drugs As people go through life they will be faced with making decisions. These decisions can sometimes be hard to make as we must decide if the choice being made is good or bad. When faced with an ethical dilemma one must look at both options and determine what is right from wrong. Performance enhancing drugs is an issue that many athletes will be faced with. I will look over this ethical dilemma and how my Christian worldview would be influenced. The morals we live…

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