The third stage is the norming stage. During this stage, relationships among team members are becoming closer and group cohesiveness is coming together. The group identity is really becoming clear. This stage is considered complete when the structure of the group is completely solidified and the members of the group have decided on what is considered proper behavior for members of the group. In my opinion, this is one of the most critical stages in group development.…
The first stage is typically an ‘Ordinary World’. An ordinary world, according to the 12 stages…
As stage 2 evolves, the “rules of engagement” for the group become established and the scope of the groups’ tasks, or responsibilities are clear and agreed. After the arguments, they now have a better understanding of eachother and are able to appreciate each others skills and experience. They listen, appreciate, and support each other. However, individuals have to work hard to keep this stage.…
2. Simon’s character is courageous, adventurous, friendly and loyal. He has a strong relationship with God and has lots of faith.…
When utilizing the rhetorical strategy of comparing and contrasting in relationship to literature, a number of pieces of can qualify. In particular, the idea of leadership is arguably one of the most written about topics with regard to comparing and contrasting. Throughout history, it can be argued that the majority of successful societies have been based upon effective divisions of leadership. Accordingly, in their pieces of literature, The Tao-te Ching and The Qualities of the Prince, Lao-tzu and Machiavelli have sought to convey a more complete and concrete understanding of their respective definitions and duties of a ruler (leadership). The theme of political leaders and their intricate relationship with society indeed validate itself within both texts. However, both Lao-tzu and Machiavelli approach this issue from almost entirely opposite positions, though sharing minute similarities. Lao-tzu appears to focus the majority of his attention on letting problems or situations take their course, and consequently good would prevail. On the contrary, Machiavelli advocates the necessity for a successful leader, or prince, to take control of his deeds, and the skills or qualities necessary to maintain power. Since both writers propose a question as to what is in essence the same dilemma, effective leadership, it becomes almost natural literary etiquette to contrast the two in an effort to better understand what qualities a prosperous leader must possess. Despite each author’s contrasting approaches to rhetoric, they agree that a ruler should avoid being hated and despised, but disagree in areas such as government involvement in citizens’ everyday lives.…
1. Jonas: Jonas is an upstander. Before his Ceremony of Twelve, Jonas didn’t put much thought into Releases. Yet after becoming a Receiver of Memory, Jonas gets memories about colors, music, death, love, pain, family, war and much much more. When Jonas sees his first Release, he realizes that his community is messed up and needs help. Jonas understands that people in his community have no understanding of love, death, family, etc. Jonas sees a situation, and takes a personal risk to go away so that his memories flee him and go into the people of the community. Jonas knows that outside his town he might not survive, but he still decides to change the situation. Thus, Jonas is an upstander.…
In your own words, explain the main idea of each of Kohlberg’s six stages of moral development?…
Leaders can be described as kind, caring, intelligent, strong, responsible, and intrepid. In the novel, Lord of the Flies, by William Golding, a leader who possess these qualities is needed. The novel is about a group of young boys who crash on an island with no adults, and Ralph is voted as leader. His rival, Jack, later tries to take a position as leader and a battle of savagery vs. civilization begins. Ralph is an honorable leader, because he is responsible and intrepid, even though he can be indecisive at times.…
Each character plays a role that ties into the message “Do what makes you happy.”…
The third stage comes under psychological needs. It is love and belonging. A person has to be accepted by others. The family is an example of the third stage. If there is a lack of love, a person becomes anxious and tense.…
After the second stage is the stage of the conformist. A conformist is when a person’s ego has developed to a level where they feel the need to belong and…
To conclude, while the eight stages proposed by Erik Erikson are a nice starting point, they do have their critics. Finally, the last stage proposed by Erikson can be seen in the lives of a plethora of people today. The importance of leaving behind a legacy of joy and integrity is of the utmost…
The second stage is Dissonance and Appreciating Stage, during this phase disowning starts to arise and there is an inquiring of a person views and outlooks believed from the conformity stage. The third stage is Resistance and Immersions Stage, this phase is characterized by a ratification of diverse outlooks and a refusal of the leading beliefs of civilization and culture. The fourth stage is Introspection Stage, during this phase a person applies more vitality concerning an acceptance in themselves as part of a minority group and what it means in a more profound way. The fifth and final stage is Integrative Awareness Stage, this phase embraces a sense of safekeeping and the skill to gain positive traits of both views, their personal culture…
The words servant and leader are usually thought of as being opposites. When two opposites are brought together in a creative and meaningful way, a paradox emerges. And so, the words servant and leader have been brought together to create the paradoxical idea of servant-leadership. The basic idea of servant leadership is both logical and intuitive. Since the time of the industrial revolution, managers have tended to view…
The second main character is Tom, Richard adoptive brother. Tom shows his helpful characteristic to Richard. He accompany Richard go to Alice Springs to find out Richard background. Besides that, Tom worried Richard career in the future to have succeed future life. This shows caring characteristic of Tom.…