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    50–50 type‚ you probably do not believe in the need to motivate others. Instead‚ you maintain that the staff should have a natural desire to work as hard as you do‚ without needing somebody to egg them on. You do your job well‚ and you expect the same from your subordinates. This means that while your own level of productivity is high‚ you are not always sure about how to motivate others to reach their full potential. Generally‚ however‚ you do have the ability to get others to do as you wish‚ without

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    sacrificed in order to fulfill the task as a doctor. There are several things that motivate me to become a doctor such as to fulfill my late father’s dream for me to become a doctor‚ my own way to help a lot of people‚ my curiosity about human being and disease‚ Firstly‚ I have been inspired to become a doctor ever since my first firstly‚ since I was kid my late father always came up to me and told me about how wonderful for him to have a daughter that work as doctor. Since then‚ he always

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    Should rewards and punishments be used to motivate students’ learning? I believe that rewards and punishments do play a key part in sustaining children’s interest and motivation to learn. However‚ I feel there are other key factors and methods that could be used to greater effect and am inclined to disagree with the question at hand. a) There are many educational theories on the topic of motivation but I believe the Self-Determination and Self-Efficacy theories cover some key aspects that deserve to

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    raids. The Israeli government believes that the West Bank should be demilitarized. Israelites should be able to live lives without the fear of dying. Israel believes - and I agree‚ that the West Bank should be demilitarized because the towns near it could potentially be annihilated if any of the heavy machinery was to go off. Israel argues this because at its thinnest point Israel is only nine miles wide. That makes it quite hard to fend off attacks and it makes Israel liable to being split into different

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    Introduction to College writing How do you perceive someone? In a gloomy and dark classroom a student is sitting in the back of the class. The classroom reminds you of a small prison with windows‚ and the instructor as the warden. As she sits and takes notes‚ and listens carefully to what the instructor tells the class‚ she is wondering why she is not feeling herself.” I wish I knew a way to express myself or a way to let the instructor know I do not really like him.” Every day in class

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    and Goal Setting Prepared for Professor David Futrell‚ PhD Summer I‚ 2009 MBA 410 Organizational Behavior Butler University Four Disciplines of Execution and Goal Setting Most highly successful organizations have SMART* goals which include performance measures. The problem with such goals‚ once they are established‚ is they use lagging indicators to track success after the fact. The Four Disciplines of Execution emphasizes an ongoing methodology to focus attention on critical goals‚ leading

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    Path-Goal Theory (Robert House) Summary Study questions: • What are the two primary goals of a leader/manager? • Think of the most common categories of situations that might prevent workers from achieving these goals? • For each category of goals‚ what can the leader do to remove the barrier and get the worker back on the path toward the goal? • When might people prefer directive leadership (relate this to locus of control) House proposes that the leader can affect the performance‚ satisfaction

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    Effects of Goal-Setting and it’s Role in Education Author Basil S. Walsh once said “if you don’t know where you’re going‚ how can you expect to get there?” This quote speaks greatly to the importance of setting goals for oneself‚ especially in a realm such as academia‚ where success or failure can stay with a person for a lifetime. Students who set goals for themselves have been shown to perform better than those who don’t‚ give more effort and be motivated to succeed‚ which is why goal-setting

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    Expectancy Violation Theory (Paper Rough Draft)   Expectancy Violation Theory‚ or more commonly referred to as EVT‚ is the study of attempting to explain one’s reactions to unexpected behavior of their peers‚ and the various meanings that people attribute to the violation‚ or infringement‚ of their personal space. Judee Burgoon defines personal space as the invisible‚ variable volume of space surrounding an individual that defines that individual’s preferred distance from others. I will explain

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