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    from India and English is not my primary language. So‚ to work confidently and effectively‚ I have to improve my communication skills. We have to speak person’s first language to show them respect and dignity as a Disability Support Professional. Conclusion As a Disability Support Worker‚ I gained a lot of skills from this class. I became more aware that it is essential to listen and spend more time with clients. I also gained experience of seven principles for effective verbal intervention and also

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    the distinction between a person and a non-person. We have the ability to justify our beliefs and actions and to enter into reasoned dialogue with others. Rationality also leads to the ability to evaluate experience and draw logical‚ considered conclusions which will influence our actions in the future. The lesser animals lack this capability‚ a view which is illustrated in the following example: the squirrel stores food for the winter in order to survive‚ however the squirrel does not store food

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    benefits of self evaluation/self assessment as it relates to leaders today .………………………………………………………………… 3 Question 2: Prejudice can be hurtful and destructive – discuss how you can personally reduce prejudice in your workplace – please provide an example ……………….………………………………………………………………. 5 References and Bibliography………………………………………………………………… 6 Question 1: Understanding Human Behavior is critical to organizations – discuss the benefits of self evaluation/self assessment

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    examine the three zones of awareness‚ inner‚ outer and middle‚ as identified by Perls (1969) and look at how we move between these zones in a way which breaks down our understanding in order that it may be reintegrated (the ‘aggressive destructiveness and reconstructiveness’ of which Perls spoke in Gestalt Therapy: excitement and Growh in the Human Personality‚ (1951). I hope to demonstrate that we should see the three zones as part of one whole. A holistic view of awareness allows us to appreciate

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    component is self awareness. He also suggests that there can be a “shadow side” to helping‚ which can adversely affect the outcome of the helping process. Sanders et al (2009‚ p.69) examines the importance of a helper’s self-awareness. Without self awareness and knowledge‚ we all have a tendency to repeat patterns of behaviour unconsciously. Therefore in order to ensure that sessions are client centred and not biased‚ it is important to achieve an insight and understanding of self. Motivation

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    nursing. Nurses use their own awareness of self as a valuable tool to build rapport with patients and develop the therapeutic relationship. This essay will demonstrate the importance of self awareness by discussing how it can be developed‚ the advantages of self awareness‚ and the consequences of not practising self awareness in nursing contexts. There are a number of ways that a nurse can develop self awareness. Smith and Jones (2012) suggested that self awareness can be developed by … Johns

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    Does EMA do some inspections on all fire cases reported? If not‚ why do you think it might be the reasons? Semi structured interview for the headman/chief Did you establish fire fighting teams in every village in this ward? Are you holding fire awareness campaign meetings thought the fire season? Are people cooperative when it comes to extinguishing veld fires? Do people face challenges when putting off veld fires? Are you using cultural methods of punishing veldt fire offenders? Are you working

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    Edward Marshall Boehm‚ Inc Case:   Edward Marshall Boehm‚ Inc Edward Marshall Boehm‚ Inc. is a company that produces unique and high quality porcelain products mainly focusing on birds‚ flowers‚ and wildlife. The objective of the company is to raise awareness of Mr. Boehm’s artist talent‚ create appreciation and protection for threatened and vanishing species. Meanwhile‚ Mr. Boehm wants to build a business that could make them wealthy. There are two main problems facing by the company. First‚ the process

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    times more important in leadership roles.” Emotional Intelligence involves two types and competencies: 1. Personal Competence: Self Awareness and Self Management. 2. Social Competence: Social awareness and Relationship Management. Definitions: 1. “Emotional Self awareness is the tendency of recognizing one’s emotion and their effects.” 2. Emotional self control is keeping disruptive emotions and impulses in check. 3. Adaptability is the flexibility in handling change 4. Achievement

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    time also makes them doubt of their own goodness‚ because they are not able to see themselves in perspective. So in Julius Caesar‚ characters awareness and self-consistency makes them end condemning themselves. Brutus self-awareness is one of the most obvious in the play‚ because we can see how he develops since the beginning of it; however‚ his self-awareness also makes him end committing hamartia. Brutus is a character that acts according to his ideals of what is better for Rome‚ and therefore he

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