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    Pep Talk Analysis

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    of person who gives the critical talk that turns around a friend’s outlook. However‚ giving a good pep talk (激励性讲话) isn’t easy. It requires an understanding of what your audience needs. You need to not only listen and empathize‚ but also stress the other person’s strengths. You also need to know when to stop talking. “A lot of people think they are giving a pep talk‚ but they are just saying what they would want to hear‚” says Stacy Kaiser‚ a psychotherapist (心理治疗师) in Los Angeles. “They’re not plugging

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    must be willing to face the music.” Anon. Who will benefit First line managers‚ supervisors or team leaders new to the role of supervision‚ or for anyone who is considering taking on or applying for a new position that requires supervision of others. Duration 1 to 5 days depending on delegates needs Objectives of the Course To provide supervisors with the necessary knowledge‚ skills and behaviours to increase their effectiveness in their current roles. To equip supervisors with the managerial

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    listen to what the other person is trying to say. If a person does that‚ one will be able to reflect what the other person is saying and therefore be more able to assist him/her in what they are feeling. Communication is the most important skill in life. We spend years learning how to read and write‚ and years learning how to speak. But what about listening? Most people probably seek first to be understood; we want to get our point across. And in doing so‚ we may ignore the other person completely

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    itself from the other techniques. In this study reverse psychology is referred to as strategic self-anticonformity (SSA). By measuring the difficulty participants had recalling examples of SSA‚ DITD‚ DITF‚ and DTR‚ how successful their attempt to get the person to agree with them was for each example‚ and how frequently the participants use the tactic they were able to conclude that SSA is used as a social influence but then‚ comparing the prevalence of SSA in context with the other strategies (DITD

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    Work Effectively With Diversity SECTION 1: RECOGNISE AND VALUE INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES Assessment Strategy: Activities Activity 1 1. Explain stereotyping and the reasons why it is not good to let stereotypes affect your relationship with others. Stereotyping is holding the thought that the members of a particular group are all of the same character or thinking. For example: that all accountants are boring‚ all red heads are bad tempered‚ all skinny people are anorexic‚ all girls play with dolls

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    on my view and only after reading those lines was I beginning to think and see from the author’s perspective. They made me feel pity just as the author did‚ and I wondered if doctors ever did take a break from searching and analyzing the faults in others. They are always looking for the abnormalities in the exceptional. They see weakness in uniqueness. So‚ I shall repeat what the

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    Being Mindful

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    make for dinner? This is called preoccupation. Preoccupation happens when you let your own thoughts take over. You stop listening to what the other person is saying to you. Prejudgement is another internal obstacle that makes it hard to be mindful. Prejudgement happens when you think you know what the other person is going to say. Most people tune the other out‚ which makes it easy for misunderstandings. Yet another internal obstacle that makes it difficult to be mindful is when we react to things

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    chart with someone on the other side of the globe. Modern technology is rapidly changing the world’s living standards that results in creating a single world culture. New technologies including Internet‚ television‚ electronic media‚ means of transportation‚ etc has a great impact on creating a similar culture all around the globe. Bellow I will list my reasons to support my opinion.First of all‚ Internet and e-mail have changed the way people communicate to each other. Internet brought many benefits

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    aspect of my life. Personal ethics for me mean that I choose to be who I am and don’t let others effect the way I think or behave. Ethics are what makes us who we are and how we react to situations. In school it is important to have personal ethics‚ this helps us to be honest‚ uphold the academic integrity‚ and be able to follow the rules that are set for us. When at work‚ home or while dealing with others your personal ethics come into play. People don’t even realize that they use these every day

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    The Agrument Culture

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    UDWPA Questions for April‚ 2011 Scroll down for April Udwpa Text Question 1 In her essay “The Argument Culture‚” Deborah Tannen claims‚ “the argument culture urges us to approach the world‚ and the people in it‚ in an adversarial frame of mind.” Do you agree with Tannen’s observation and with her claim that the impacts of this approach are negative? Write an essay that answers this question with specific reference to Tannen’s text. Your essay should include your own defensible thesis statement

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