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    facilitated by three counselors. Due to other factors, all three groups must be joined together. This group is a large group, containing thirty-five members including an intern, and the facilitator. Group Structural Factors…

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    Inter-Cultural Communication A significant feature of cultural awareness is recognizing how individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds communicate (Netting et al., 2008). As discussed in HLTH 320, this not only helps planners gain a better understanding of individuals’ cultural background but also identify how to successfully engage with them (Netting et al., 2008). For me, this involved learning certain words in a youth’s primary language, using simple English, enunciating words, and using…

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    reach an agreement that will be mutually beneficial to each side, or “win-win,” rather than one side having to accept a loss. Due to interest-based bargaining having stark differences to positional bargaining, I will address if they produce different results during and after collective bargaining. I have already examined the effects that positional bargaining has labor-management relations and producing innovative agreements. Later, I will also examine positional bargaining and interest-based…

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    Life-Space Change

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    Literature defines life space as people’s movement throughout their living environment.1 One article done by Lo and Colleagues (2014) investigated the relationship between life-space mobility (Life-Space Assessment, LSA) and incidence of fall and fracture within 4 years follow-up period among community-dwelling older adults in Alabama, U.S.2 Life-space change was defined as the difference in LSA score before and after a fall occurs. The research findings indicate that decrease in life-space…

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    Most of the members were quite shy, speaking to the facilitator as opposed to other group members. This group interaction, as with many of the interactions that occurred at the beginning stage of this group, had a round robin pattern, as members each took turns speaking in the group (Toseland & Rivas, 2012)…

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    Vets Reflection

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    some of them did not speak, they gave eye contact and facial gestures of approval. The group is comfortable with each other, which is why some of them do not have a hard time disclosing personal information. Since today’s session had a different facilitator, the veterans’ who were the most talkative were quite today. While the ones who are shy did speak. Key issues that many of the vets had in common had to do with trust issues. Couple of the vets after their service could not separate the two…

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    be. Before the experiential portion of class, I was very nervous about how well I would manage as a group facilitator. I was afraid that I wouldn’t function properly and end up invalidating someone’s feelings, or making them feel embarrassed, and even embarrassing myself. However, when the activity started, I became less and less fearful of the process. I think that having a co-facilitator at that point definitely helped ease the anxiety of facilitation because I was able to work with…

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    The Social Ecological Model enables barriers and facilitators to an individual’s occupational performance to be identified and characterized into five levels, each level entailing factors impacting the individual on that level. These levels of influence break down the various factors impacting the individual and categorize them accordingly. This model is based on the belief that no single factor can directly prove cause and effect; each level of influence and the interaction amongst the levels…

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    In addition to covering condoms and contraceptive use, schools should ensure that their sexual education programs are facilitated by both trained and qualified teachers and health professionals. Sexual education facilitators frequently report a lack of training as affecting their ability to teach and convey lasting messages to students. Teachers and nurses, who both commonly teach sexual education classes, have disparate and complementary knowledge, skills, and experiences, and are perceived…

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    Knowledge construction The first 3 stages of Salmon’s model helped built its way up to this stage. For me this is the most important part of learning. The facilitator 's job is to encourage the learners to participate in the activities, share their experiences, generate and exchange ideas and ask questions. This is where learners and facilitators interact and learn from each other and completing their learning…

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