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Research This project is about what makes bouncy balls bouncy. My hypothesis is that the borax is what makes it bouncy and It will take more borax than glue to make the ball bouncier. This is important to know this because if you add too much or too less you will not have a real bouncy ball . There are three main thing we have to remember while doing this project. I will be mentioning three thing in my S.A.:Materials, Momentum, and Velocity. To make the bouncy ball bouncy it will need the…

Analysis for Formation of In-Groups This essay will analyze the article Formation of In-Groups by Gordon W. Allport. In this article, Allport explains that each person is a member of certain groups in which all the other members share the same values. He goes on to explain all the different types of in-groups and how the formation of them has led to prejudice against other in-groups, or “out-groups”. Allport begins the article with explaining how a person might become a member of an in-group,…

two people would be needed to create a group. Instead, I tend to think of two people of a partnership, and three or more people make up a group. The dynamics of a dyad are much more intense than a triad or quad (Forsyth, 2009). So much in fact, I had labeled dyads as entirely separate entities from groups. Upon further reflection though, the dynamic created by two people can be very similar to what is created in a triad or even in some cases a quad. This cohesion between…

The Development of Relationship Stage Measures, an academic article written by Rebecca B. Rubin and S-A Welch elaborates on Knapp’s Model of Relationship Model. Their goal was to create an index for relationship stages and develop a coding system for the data. In the article, it was said that “Relationship definitions are individually constructed and interpreted, and sometimes two people in the same relationship existing on different stages of development.” Which translates to, terms are not…

Tuckman maintained that these phases are necessary for a team to grow, as they face challenges, find solutions and plan work to deliver exceptional results. Tuckman’s model describes the path to high-performance through a staged development model. the stages of Tuckman’s model are:  Forming –team members are introduced  Storming –the team transitions from “as is” to “to be”  Norming –the team reaches consensus on the “to be” process  Performing –the team has settled its relationships and…

Presentation The first stage of group work is the forming stage, which is also known as excited stage (Tuckman and Jensen, 1977). According to Tuckman’s theory of group development the forming stage is for developing trust with group members, making contact, bonding and agreeing on common goals. A group is initially concerned about orienting themselves with knowing boundaries of the group (Smith, 2005). I did not know anyone in the group but at the same time I realized I would know them as we…

This case is designed to understand the corporate strategy process and the management strategy in a dynamic environment. The LEGO case offers insight into turnaround management and development strategy in a difficult situation. Action before Strategy was needed at an early stage. Understanding key factors for success and introducing KPIs for product innovation catalyzed sales while decreasing costs. Based on the analysis, following below are the key factors that have been identified for the…

The purpose of experiment six was to better understand how to measure and read volumetric flow rate of water through a pump, and to better understand how flow meters work. In this experiment, the relationship of the plot between the orifice and Venturi meter pressure differential showed many correlation with each other. The volumetric flow rate had a square root relationship with the previous stated pressure differentials. The error in this lab was also extremely low appearing at around…

Genocide is an aspect of violence/aggression that has a huge impact on everyone’s lives. Numerous factors play a role in why people would choose to participate in mass genocide. Many aim to satisfy their need for safety and security during a violent time, so they murder people to keep themselves out of harms way and avoid death themselves. They are afraid that if they do not obey their authorities instructions, their safety will be compromised. Since safety is a step on Maslow’s hierarchy of…

Week 2 Application Assignment: Group Dynamics and Group Stages In 1965, Bruce Tuckman developed one of the most influential models of “the developmental stages in a small group” (Bonebright, 2010, p. 111). It is a four stage model in which each stage needed to be completed in order to reach optimum group functioning. These stages were dubbed “forming”, “storming”, “norming”, “performing”. Later in 1977, he and Mary Ann Conover Jensen added “adjourning” as a fifth stage in his model (Bonebright…