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    According to Weiss (2015), “Kotter’s change model is an eight-step sequential, top-down planned organizational model that addresses transformational changes. In this discussion I will be looking at stage 2; form a powerful coalition, stage 3; create a vision for change and stage 4; communicate the vision. According to Weiss (2015), “a strong team with a shared objective can implement change far better than a single individual, and this force is needed for transformation within an organization.”…

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    1. A leader is an enthusiastic role model that leads from the front and sets a standard for those both senior and junior to follow. A good leader is knowledgeable in his/her craft and speaks with conviction and tact when called upon. This leader knows his people and looks out for their well-being and safety, treating them all equally. This leader is also considered a mentor that strives to share his/her knowledge to better their shop, unit, and Coast Guard. 2. I have been blessed in my career to…

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    In 1969, Elisabeth Kubler-Ross released her book On Death and Dying (1). She interviewed many terminally ill patients and through her observations she developed the Kubler-Ross model which recognized five stages of grieving. Through the years, she and other therapists have accepted and added additional steps. They developed the Seven Stages of Grieving. These stages include shock and disbelief, denial, anger, bargaining, guilt, depression and acceptance. Later on in her work, Kubler-Ross applied…

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    Best Practice: Teaching – Family Model University of Arkansas Stephanie Clark Methodist Family Health Counseling Clinic is an organization that provides healthcare services focused on various emotional and behavioral challenges individuals and families can face. Methodist provides many different services all over Arkansas that range from inpatient to school-base services. They also have eight Therapeutic Group Homes that provide a family-like setting while children are also able to…

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    as the Hersey-Blanchard Situational leadership model. According to this theory, effective leadership is an outcome of a leader’s ability to adapt their behavior and style of leadership according to the changing situations. Therefore, a good leader should be able to identify changes in situations and environment, and be flexible enough and have necessary skills to vary their behavior (Hersey &Blanchard, 1988). When using the situational leadership model, a leader can either be task-oriented or…

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    Likelihood Model, we are positioning ourselves to influence a brand image among our frequent business travelers. We understand that by increasing our brand image we need to target our audience by using a holistic approach using both the central and peripheral route. Therefore, the ELM method works great for what we are striving for. DEFINING ELM: History: The elaboration likelihood model of persuasion is a dual route approach to attitude and behavioral change. The Elaboration Likelihood Model…

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    Total Cost Minimization On May 25, 1927, The Ford model T ended production. Its successor the Ford Model A was then conceptualized and brought into production. As soon as it was released into the market a lot of problems arose which led to its failure. From production issues at the assembly plant, to the increase of stronger competition and the start of World War Two, The Model A was doomed from the start and it would not be long until Henry Ford himself would notice it. When Henry Ford first…

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    Robert Kelly Model of Followership We were introduced to the Robert Kelley model of followership in the course of our lectures. Robert Kelly model introduces us to the different styles of followership, which as per him are of 5 types spread across two dimensions. The first dimension describes the behaviour to be active or passive…

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    challenges of having employees who were resistant to change. Each of the three employees (Dana Paulson, Terry Singh, and Jordan Sanchez) had unique challenges. In an attempt overcome these challenges Pat2 and I employed the EPO model, intrinsic motivation, and the Kotter model. The Challenges Dana Paulson was an engineer with an inherent dislike of Global Tech’s new direction towards the consumer market. In addition, Paulson had expected to be promoted to Senior Project Manager and was angry…

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    Sessions: The GROW Model Introduction The purpose of this session is the continued collaboration between the coach and coachee in working towards his ultimate goals. The ultimate goal is to assist the coachee in achieving his performance goal, and overcoming his pessimistic personality. In session to the coach and coachee addressed the G and R components of the GROW model for change. However in this session, we will utilize the O component of the Grow Model. During the O phase of the model, the…

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