HUSR 350 Final Flashcards

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3 Principles of Ghung Ho

A
  • spirit of the squirrel
  • way of the beaver
  • gift of the goose
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TRUE congratulation

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T-timely
R- reponsive
U- unconditional
E- enthusiastic

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3
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E= mc squared

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E- enthusiasm
=
M- mission
times 
C-cash 
C-congratulations
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4
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2 main characters of Gung Ho

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Peggy and Andy

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5
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2 cornerstones for the pyramid of success in Wooden

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  • industriousness

- enthusiasm

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failure described by Wooden

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you never fail if you know in your heart that you did the best of which you are capable. failure to prepare is preparing to fail

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preparation is the prize in wooden

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the journey is better than the inn.

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feeling valued in wooden

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every single member of the team needs to feel wanted and appreciated. they deserve to feel valued. Each role is crucial

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3 concepts from families, values and virtues in wooden

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  • commend, don’t criticize
  • be true to yourself
  • giving and receiving
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4 characters in Who Moved my cheese?

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  • sniff
  • scurry
  • Hem (stuck in his ways)
  • Haw (got out of his comfort zone and found cheese)
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how change occurs , role of mission or vision, shared values and common purpose

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purposeful

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12
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self and others, citizenship, multiple realities

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inclusivity

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power, personal mastery, believes each has something to offer, concern for other’s growth

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empowerment

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how values develop, ethical decision, how systems influence justice and care

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ethical

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community, group process, process is as important as outcomes, relational aspect of leadership

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process-oriented

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16
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2 dimensions of empowerment

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  • sense of self that claims responsibility

- environmental conditions that promotes full involvement of participants

17
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what steps are involved in reflection?

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  • deliberation
  • rumination
  • pondering
  • musing
18
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what is meaning making?

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  • think what’s occurring around us and making sense of it
19
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process where leaders and followers raise one another to higher levels of mortality and motivation, leadership is inseparable from follower’s needs and goals

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transforming leadership

20
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6 methods of self-empowerment (ELSPMA)

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  • educating
  • leading
  • structuring
  • providing
  • mentoring
  • actualizing
21
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nonverbals reflect what

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values, perspectives, norms and heritage of cultures

22
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5 components to the Knowing-Being-Doing Model (PIEEP)

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  • purposeful
  • inclusive
  • empowering
  • ethical
  • process-oriented
23
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I- you- we

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deemphasize the individual ( I)to truly listen and engage with another (you) as equals, so that all can move forward to become a community (we)

24
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Main Message for Who Moved My Cheese

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That even though change can be hard, people have different ways of going about adapting or not adapting to it. Take a risk and push yourself

25
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Main Message for Wooden

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Be who you are, value life, live life to the fullest and enjoy the journey because you’ll learn many life lessons

26
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describe 3 principles in gung ho

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  • spirit of the squirrel: worthwhile work, knowing we make the world a better place and everyone works toward a shared goal
  • way of the beaver: in control of achieving the goal, thoughts, feelings and dreams need to be listened to and respected, able but challenged
  • gift of the goose: cheering each other on, true congratulations, cheer progress