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    Disconfirmation of expectation model A customer went into a restaurant what require her driven a long distance and waited 15 minutes for a table. She expected it to be good. However‚ the restaurant was dirty‚ the table service was poor and the high-price meal was overcooked. Dissatisfaction felt by this customer because the restaurant’s service performance was not as good as what the customer expected‚ then there was a negative disconfirmation between expectations and perceptions which causes

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    The definition from Dictionary.com of defensiveness is “Intended to withstand or deter aggression or attack.” What are we guarding ourselves against? In many cases‚ defensiveness is a way people defend themselves when they are confronted with a face-threatening act. We recall that a face-threatening act is a message that can seem to challenge the image we want to project. Defensiveness is then the process of protecting our presenting self‚ our face. There are a few different defense mechanisms

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    The Relationship Between Repressive Defensiveness and Physical Health Outcomes: Implications for Causality The concept of repressive defensiveness (RD) has an extensive history in clinical and personality research (Bonanno‚ Davis‚ Singer & Schwartz‚ 1991). RD is the tendency to avoid negative emotions (Denollet‚ Martens‚ Nykĺıcˇek‚ Conraads & de Gelder‚ 2008). Repressors are characterised by their elevated levels of physiological and behavioural indicators of anxiety and low self-reported anxiety

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    Developing Management Skills‚ 8e (Whetten/Cameron) Chapter 4 Building Relationships by Communicating Supportively 1) Studies have found that productivity at work is markedly higher when relationships are positive. Answer: TRUE Explanation: This is true because positive relationships foster cooperation among people‚ so that things that get in the way of highly successful performancesuch as conflict‚ disagreements‚ confusion and ambiguity‚ unproductive competition‚ anger‚ and personal offenseare

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    feedback Importance of Effective Communication Relationships between unskillful communication & interpersonal relationships: Insensitive message delivery Distant interpersonal relationships Defective communication flow 2 main obstacles: defensiveness & disconfirmation Supportive Communication: Know the 8 Principles of Supportive Communication (Based on Congruence‚ not incongruence; Descriptive‚ not evaluative‚ etc) Indifference Imperviousness Advising response Deflecting response Probing Response Elaboration

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    satisfaction in relationships. ? Make statements descriptive‚ not evaluative. Statements should not be made to evaluate the person. It should describe events and solutions. When statements are made to evaluate the person it invokes feelings of defensiveness. No person likes his or her behavior to be judged or labeled. Here are some simple steps for descriptive

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    Lewin’s Change Theory Author’s name: Institution: Date: Abstract The significance of Lewin’s change theory lay not in the formality of the theory itself but rather on his ability to conceptualize real situations and as a result come up with models that reflect ideal situations. Kurt Lewin cut a niche for himself as one of the pioneers of the applied‚ organizational and social psychology. Born Kurt Zadek Lewin in September 9 1890‚ he is acknowledged as the founder of social psychology and among

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    Topic: “Relationship between Service Quality and Customer Satisfaction: The Case Study of the Olympic Sports Club in Bangkok” CHAPTER 1 GENERALITIES OF THE STUDY 1.1 Introduction When the market is full of competitors and marketing is shifted from internal consequences of performance (i.e.‚ productivity and profit) to the external consequences of performance (i.e.‚ consumer well-being)‚ practitioners in the sports industries need to pay attention on customer satisfaction and service quality. (Kerkby

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    INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION AND TRANSACTIONAL RELATIONSHIPS: CLARIFICATION AND APPLICATION DUDLEY D. CAHN What model does one use to understand interpersonal communication and how does one apply such a model when teaching a course in interpersonal communication? The author presents and applies a self-validation model and topology of transactional relationships to help select concepts‚ principles‚ and skills that are essential for the study of interpersonal communication. College and high school

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    all‚ after the event and it does not really measure satisfaction only dissatisfaction. Some important factors that help us understand and determine how satisfied or dissatisfied consumers are include: the disconfirmation theory‚ attribution theory‚ and equity theory. The disconfirmation theory suggests that satisfaction is determined by the intensity and direction of the gap between expectation and perceived performance. An individual is more likely to be satisfied if the service performance

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