my Life Styles Inventory exercise, I found out some very interesting things that were obvious and surprising at the same time. This exercise has opened my eyes on certain skills that I have to work on and improve in order to be later successful in my future career on leadership. Personal Thinking Styles On the circumplex the areas in which I scored the highest and are the same for my primary thinking styles were all under the styles that are consider Aggressive and Defensive. These styles are base
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Linguistic, Logical-Mathematical, Musical, Bodily-Kinesthetic, Spatial, Interpersonal, and Intrapersonal. He later added an eighth intelligence in 1999 which he referred to as Naturalistic Intelligence. The first two of these intelligences are typically seen in our school systems, the next three are usually tied to the artsier types of intelligences, and the final two Howard Gardner attributes to the personal Intelligences. The three of these that impacts my life the most are Logical Mathematical
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you don’t have to do that many things or even anything when you simply want a 16 oz. jar of Jif creamy style peanut butter, because you know you are going to get one at Wal-Mart. Then, we need to work on evaluation of alternatives. We are familiar enough with the Jif peanut butter, so we don’t need to put too much effort for it in this stage. We are certain that a 16 oz. jar of Jif creamy style peanut butter is right what we want. But a notebook PC is not a common touch, which means we might want
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action. Managers should make logical and optimal decisions based on the rational model of decision making. The classical model assumes managers should make their decision in four stages. Stage 1: Identifying the problem or opportunity. A problem is a difficulty that inhibits the achievement of goals. An opportunity is a situation that presents possibilities for exceeding existing goals. This is a matter of diagnosis (analyzing the underlying causes). Stage 2: Thinking up alternative solutions. Stage
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lengthen, height increases Cartilage turns to bone faster Brain Development By 6 years, brain is at 95% peak volume Corpus callosum, linking left and right hemispheres, improves functioning Most rapid growth in areas that support thinking, language, and spatial relations Motor Skills Gross ◦ Involves large muscle groups ◦ Jumping and running Fine ◦ Using eye-hand and smallmuscle coordination ◦ Buttoning a shirt, drawing pictures Handedness
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Critical Thinking for Success Shelly Butler GEN/200 March 30, 2015 Russell Prechtl Critical Thinking in Education and Daily Life Critical thinking is a process that is used every day, but without acknowledgement. We utilize all the steps in the critical thinking process when we do the jobs required of us, handle daily situations, or even when we attend school. All of us utilize the key steps in critical thinking in different ways. Emotion is a trigger that prevents us from making some rational
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Intuitor, Thinker, Feeler, Senser: Which One Are You Talking To? The same message hits different people in different ways. But if you understand personality styles, you can tailor messages to fit. You’re excited and can’t wait to tell your team the good news: Your department has been asked to put together an ambitious product development plan. It’s a great opportunity to showcase the diverse talents of your team and increase your unit’s visibility in the company. So you gather everyone together
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This week there is a written paper for the assignment worth 200 points. The main objective of this exercise is to get students thinking analytically and creatively about the two-edged nature of many economic phenomena so as to present a “balanced” perspective based on economics principles, theories and concepts against the backdrop of conceptual and analytical thinking. Visit the web sites or similar ones containing national economic data. National Economic Accounts at the Bureau of Labor
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full and accurate depiction of people's abilities. Gardner's theory describes eight intelligences that are based on skills and abilities. The eight are: Visual-spatial Intelligence, Verbal-linguistic Intelligence, Bodily-kinesthetic Intelligence, Logical-mathematical Intelligence, Interpersonal Intelligence, Musical Intelligence, Intra personal Intelligence, and Naturalistic Intelligence. Visual-Spatial Intelligence (“Picture Smart”)
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