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6 SCRAAP Test (Evaluating Evidence)

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Sufficiency

Clarity of expression

Representative

Authority

Accuracy

Precision

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PADIL Problem-Solving Framework

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Problem

Alternatives

Decide

Implement

Learn

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3
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Types of Claims

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Uncontested

Contestable

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4
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Types of Assumptions

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Reality assumptions

Value assumptions

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Judgment Biases / Errors

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Availability bias

Representative bias

Anchoring & adjustment bias

Confirmation bias

Overconfidence bias

Escalation of commitment

Fundamental attribution error

Self-serving bias

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Rival Causes (Causal Claims)

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Group differences

Reverse causation

Third variable

Post hoc fallacy

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Conflict-Handling Styles (Rahim’s Model)

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Integrating

Dominating

Avoiding

Obliging

Compromising

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Cialdini’s Social Influence Weapons

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Friendship/Liking

Commitment & Consistency

Scarcity

Reciprocity

Social Proof

Appeals to Authority

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11 Influence Tactics (OB Context)

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Rational persuasion

Inspirational appeals

Consultation

Ingratiation

Personal appeals

Exchange

Coalition tactics

Pressure

Legitimating tactics

Apprising

Collaboration

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High-Performing Teams – 5 Characteristics

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Small size (5–8 members)

Complementary skills

Shared purpose

Mutual accountability

Productive norms

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Team Development Stages

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Forming

Storming

Norming

Performing

Adjourning

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Threats to Team Performance

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Risky shift / diffusion of responsibility

Innocent bystander effect

Escalation of commitment

Conformity & obedience

Groupthink

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Team Interventions

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Effective meetings

After-action reviews

Process checks

Addressing free riders

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Bases of Power (Power & Influence)

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Reward power

Coercive power

Legitimate power

Referent power

Expert power

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Reactions to Influence

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Resistance

Compliance

Commitment

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Tannenbaum & Schmidt Leadership Continuum

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Tell

Sell

Consult

Join

17
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Leadership Trait Theory – Key Traits

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Intelligence

Dominance

Sociability

Self-monitoring

High energy or drive

Self-confidence

Tolerance for ambiguity

18
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4 Components of Transformational Leadership

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Intellectual stimulation

Individualized consideration

Inspirational motivation

Charisma

19
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Characteristics of Leadership Styles

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Transactional Leadership

Contingent reward

Management by exception

Transformational Leadership

Inspires long-term vision

Most effective during change

More committed and effective employees

Ethical Leadership

Integrity, fairness, trustworthiness

Models ethical behavior

Servant Leadership

Puts others’ needs first

Traits: Listening, empathy, healing, foresight, stewardship, community-building

Authentic Leadership

Guided by self-awareness and core values

Traits: Confidence, optimism, hope, resilience

20
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Steps in Effective Negotiation

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Prepare

Understand needs

List and discuss options

Use process tactics

End negotiation

Evaluate outcome

21
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Forms of Leverage in Negotiation

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Legitimacy

Timing

Limited authority

22
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Common Negotiation Tactics

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Silence

Good cop/bad cop

Trial balloon

Bait and switch

Outrageous behavior

Red herring

Bluffing

Blowback effect

Stalemate

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Mediation Process – 4 Steps

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Stabilize the setting

Help parties communicate

Help parties negotiate

Clarify the agreement