words. Communication is vital for seeking and providing information. Aii Describe TWO ways how effective communication can affect relationships in an adult social care setting between individuals using the service‚ their carer’s‚ colleagues and other practitioners. 1. Effective communication is the basis of all relationship regardless of whether the relationship is professional or personal. It is important as it helps to give concise and clear information and eliminate the possibility of risks to
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Effective communication is important in developing a positive relationship with children‚ young people and adults. Communication is the key element to building a positive relationship between people. Effective communicating involves listening‚ speaking‚ understanding one another‚ building trust‚ making each other feel comfortable with each otherâ€TMs presence‚ effective team work‚ valuing one another‚ making one another feel self worth and confident‚ using direct and simple language to understand
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p us history master terms Unit I Terms Bacon’s Rebellion-1676 - Nathaniel Bacon and other western Virginia settlers were angry at Virginia Governor Berkley for trying to appease the Doeg Indians after the Doegs attacked the western settlements. The frontiersmen formed an army‚ with Bacon as its leader‚ which defeated the Indians and then marched on Jamestown and burned the city. The rebellion ended suddenly when Bacon died of an illness. John Winthrop-He
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How Important Are Friends and Family? Do you know what really matters in life? It is a question that many have asked‚ and many have answered. The answers offered to this question have been varied and variegated‚ but there are a few that consistently bubble to the surface. Two of those are “friends” and “family.” With so many people offering those two answers time and again‚ it would be unwise to discount them outright. However‚ what most people mean when they say “friends” or “family” may not be
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appreciate and learn about the world around her. Through play‚ a child learns about space‚ about color and sound‚ textures and smells. By playing with others‚ she learns to live with her fellow-people and to develop confidence in her ability to think creatively. Often we meet children who have grown up in isolation‚ who have not learned to play or interact with their peers. They find it difficult to become part of the human race‚ to enjoy the camaraderie of friendship. It is important for working
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cover the History of Cannibalism‚ Reasons for Cannibalism and Important cases of Cannibalism. I have chosen this topic because i thought that a presentation must be about a topic which can interest the audience and the best topic i can think of was cannibalism. At the end of the paper‚ i will give a brief analysis as well as our recommendations for the reader. The History of Cannibalism ( refer to illustration 1) Cannibalism is the act of humans eating flesh of other humans parts and some anthropologist
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How important is that we are certain about what we claim as knowledge? According to my opinion‚ it is crucial to identify what we claim as knowledge. The world has a lot of information but not all of them can be claimed as knowledge that is suitable to. Everything from your opinion to the life changing decisions you make are dependent on the knowledge that you identify as your own through your own perspectives and also through your experiences. To me‚ unnecessary knowledge is something a person
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Introduction EDWARDS PERSONAL PREFERENCE SCHEDULE A personality inventory comprising 225 pairs of statements relating to likes and preferences the respondent being required to choose the preferred alternative in each case. The scale is ipsative‚ and it yields scores on 15 needs based on the theory of personality introduced by the US psychologist Henry Alexander Murray (1893–1988) in his book Explorations in Personality (1938)‚ namely needs for achievement‚ deference‚ order‚ exhibition‚ autonomy‚
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4.1 Explain how groups behave differently to individuals within an organization and what characteristics they exhibit. A group is a collection of individuals who have regular contract and they interact frequently this is because they have a something in common‚ mutual influence and who work together to achieve a set of common goals. (1) Where as an individual is a person that works by him/herself to achieve their own goals. Group’s behavior refers to the situations where people interact in
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functionalist see society as a group living in a state of dynamic equilibrium. Disturbing forces act as challenges. The society adjusts to these disturbances by establishing a new level of equilibrium or in simple words it changes according to the need. Changes which prove to be useful (functional) are accepted and integrated and those proving useless are (dysfunctional) are rejected. According to William. F. Ogburn Discovery‚Innovation‚and Diffusion are processes that contribute to social change
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