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    Co-Active Leadership Five Ways to Lead Intellectual Value Scientific Rigor Leadership Value Readability 4 1 5 5 Rating based on a scale of 0 – 5. 5 being the highest. Summary: Co-Active Leadership Five Ways to Lead was written by Karen and Henry Kimsey – House. Karen and Henry are the coauthors of Co-Active Leadership and Co-Active Coaching and Co-CEOs of the Coaches Training Institute (CTI), a coaching and leadership development company offering various programs in more than twenty…

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    In chapter five of the book “Problems From Philosophy”, by James Rachels, the author guides us through “The Problems Of personal Identity”, and its theory’s. The main points in this chapter were the theory’s, like The Bundle Theory, The Soul Theory, The Same-Body Theory, and The Memory Theory. This chapter consists of theories attempting to define personal identity. The chapter begins questioning whether we can survive death, and where do we go after we die. We can’t solve these questions…

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    The Five Functions Of Qi

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    Functions of Qi There are five functions of Qi. First, Qi brings about a propelling effect. Not only it provides energy for growth and development of human body, it is responsible for the normal functioning of internal organs and meridians. In addition, it promotes the formation and circulation of blood and body fluid within the body. Secondly, Qi provides warmth to the body. The heat energy of Qi warms up the body for carrying out metabolic activities. A lack of Qi would therefore result in a…

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    The 5-Factor Model of Personality underlines the five fundamental trait features of personality shared between every individual over time and culture. The 5-Factor Model of Personality is spelled out in the acronym, OCEAN: 1. Open to experience, which describes the person who is curious, adventurous and willing to accept new ideas and concepts. 2. Conscientious, which describes a person who is self-disciplined and a diligent achiever. 3. Extraversion, which describes a person who…

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    Perfect Mate

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    My mother’s included that she must love me, push me to be my best, “give and be given to”, and openness to join our families together. This hints at her wants that the mate have children of her own. Other wise these requirements are all dealing with or relating to the emotional relationship that the spouse has with me and is slightly vague. On the…

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    The person I’m picking for this assignment is Kristen Koslowski. She is 19 years old and was born in May 31st 1996. We both have lived in Braidwood Illinois for our whole lives. We have known each other since kindergarten where we went to daycare with each other. My dad has known her parents from when they all went to high school with each other. We also know each other from the Braidwood Rec Club where we both go camping with our families. We didn’t start being friends until we were in fourth…

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    What factors shaped (or warped) Emily Grierson's personality? Brainstorm a list of as many as you can think of; then pick out the five most influential forces and discuss them. Emily’s father played a very influential role in her child hood. Since her mother passed away he raised her. Being raised by a single parent can be hard on any child especially a child during this time with the stereotypical American family idea being forced upon everyone. Being an only parent, he was very strict…

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    What are the strengths and weaknesses of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) and the Big- Five personality model? Please explain and feel free to provide examples to support your response to this question. The first strength and weaknesses of Myers-Briggs indicator framework is people introduced to this reasoning, by identifying usefulness as a way to make sense of themselves and others. People with no psychological training can appreciate the four differences as being authentic. The second…

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    Five Strengths

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    Out of the five strengths mentioned, which do you think are most prominent? After completing my assment my top five strengths are Responsibility, Competition, Achiever, Developer, and Positivity. However, I feel the most prominent one would be responsibility. I chose responsibility because I have always been responsible in my life and in the workplace. If something needed to be completed it was taken care of and no one had to worry about it. Many employers look for this employee and trust them…

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    Five Personality Traits

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    "Personality refers to individuals' characteristic patterns of thought, emotion, and behavior, together with the psychological mechanisms -- hidden or not -- behind those patterns. This definition means that among their colleagues in other subfields of psychology, those psychologists who study personality have a unique mandate: to explain whole persons." 1- list of top five traits that you think and believe it is important for the medical student to succeed. There is more traits that important…

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