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    Interpersonal skills serve us well in the business world and in our lives. Depending on the individual, the road to mastery can be a journey like no other. However, there is a chance that anyone can learn each skill and develop by putting enough time and effort in each one. The main interpersonal skills are listening, assertiveness, negotiation, feedback, persuasion, interviewing and coaching. For each skill, I will have a report containing the definition of the skill, some examples on how the…

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    Nearing the end of the season, West Point’s crew team coach, Coach Preczewski (Coach P.) is dumfounded by the ability of his Junior Varsity team to consistently defeat his Varsity team. When creating the teams, Coach P. had tested individual ability by utilizing a rowing machine called the Ergometer, but these measures would fail him. It should be noted that there are psychological variables that differ between the crews. The Junior Varsity crew has a leader that fosters positive motivation…

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    Compromise to Solve Problems Are there many ways to resolve conflict? The answer is yes. However, compromise is the best way to end in a neutral solution that can benefit both parties. Compromise is an agreement between conflicting individuals where they agree to make concessions. In most conflicts, the two parties either disagree on something or trying to prove a point. Settling the issue using compromise can be beneficial for both parties, form an understanding to the other’s point, and can…

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    aliens. Had one of the groups attacked it is thought that all the sites would recoil, but if neither did there would have been no conflict; while neither knew for certain what the others were planning. Evidently, this is where the idea of “non zero sum game” comes in and creates an obstacle for Louise. Although the Americans wanted to attack the aliens before China did, Louise still had faith in words; ultimately, conflict did not hinder her, and she was able to continue communications with the…

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    1. Compare and contrast the implemented change processes between the two merger events. There are significant differences between the two merger events. They were approached with completely separate tactics. As the case states, the initial PS merger closely followed the Kotter’s process which is an eight step system for leading change. Whereas, the PU merger hardly followed any of those steps. The PS merger had an effective system of communication. All members had a knowledge of what was…

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    I have observed a few cases in the adult plea court, and while some cases were quick and short, only one was long. Even though there were various of cases that were dealing with different types of crimes, I saw that the legal system was still fair with their decisions towards the accused. A small case that occurred was R v. Stanley and the type of case was assault which is under section 265.1(a) in the criminal code. The name of the accused was Alloq Stanley, the crown 's name was Mr. Humphrey…

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    Even though I would have final say on budget cuts, I would want my group to feel included in the process. I do not know everything. However, I have confidence that someone in my team does know. I would also implement the smoothing over conflict theory instead during group discussions over budget cuts. I need to represent myself and have a voice in meetings. Instead of just waiting until the last second and overriding somebody or a group, I need to have everyone contribute. A budget cut can…

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    engagement type in Gone Home is discovery. The game Gone Home rewards players with extra backstory and dialog. To those who enjoy discovering things or are just curious about the story will crave the next piece of information, which will create anticipation within the player’s mind. This will cause tension to grow because the player’s speculations will be confirmed or unconfirmed when the next piece information comes to them. The tension in this game is geared more towards the casual and normal…

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    Formally, a two-player stochastic game is a described as the following set (S; A1 ; A2 ; H; B1 ; B2 ; ρ) where S = {s0, s1 … st… sN } is the state set which is nonempty. An = {α1n, α 2n … α tn … α Nn} is the action set of player n and α Nn is the action of player “n” at state sN. The action set for player n at state st is a subset of An, or AnS ⊆ An and ⋃_(t=0)^N▒〖A_(s_t)^n=A^n 〗. H:S×A^1×A^2×S→[0,1] is the state transition probability B^n:S×A^1×A^2×S→R is the rewards or benefits function of…

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    psychological paradigms of social processes (McCloud, 2004). It is viewed as a framework to explain individualistic experiences of day-to-day existence (Siegrist, 2009). The intersectionality approach came out of feminist, post-colonial, and queer theories…

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