Collaborative Communication Using the Marshall Rosenberg method, I was able to give feedback to my partner carefully is more concerned about how he would take the feedback or how he would take it. This meant that I had to be more careful to give feedback in a way that is neutral while being appreciative of the good things before correcting the negative side. Before learning about the Marshall Rosenberg method, my approach towards giving feedback was not cautious, and I ended up most of the time doing it wrongly. The people I gave feedback always to end up taking it negatively, as I delivered it in a wrong way. How I give feedback is important to me because it determines how the person I am addressing takes the feedback. When someone takes feedback positively, it means that there is a higher chance of them rectifying the problem, which is always the main reason why I give my opinion to them. How I receive feedback is important because it is the determining factor if I will take the initiative to rectify…
List the amounts of vitamins and minerals in your supplement and compare these with their Dietary Reference values for a person of your age and gender. The vitamin C level in the Echinacea supplement is 9.9 international units. In contrast, vitamin c level of the Dietary Reference Intake is ten units this greater than the value of the supplement. Zinc in the supplement adds up to 2.3 units. Thus, it is higher than the standard group to zinc that is provided in the Dietary Reference Intake has 2.5 units. Iron in the supplement has 2.1 units. Thus it is less than the iron that is in the Dietary Reference Intake that reads 2.7 units. List any vitamins or minerals that are at levels equal to their Dietary Reference Intake or higher than their Dietary Reference Intake Through the information that is provided by dietary reference intake and the test that I carried out at home. I found out that the following vitamins and minerals were above the normal levels: Vitamin A, Vitamin B12, Vitamin C and Vitamin some vitamins were…
Role of nonverbal communication in the rating of an interview candidate Nonverbal communication is among one of the keenly observed and significantly rated parts of an interview for candidates. Forms of nonverbal communication include speech elements besides words, e.g. pauses and sighs, intonation, facial expression and talking speed, attire and grooming in addition to entry and exit from the interview room. A candidate is therefore expected to adequately prepare themselves physically for the impression they intend to create and psychologically to support their demeanour throughout the interview process. In this essay, I will explain how preparedness or inadequate of it will affect a candidates rating in an interview. (a)Attire and Grooming A candidate should be decently dressed and in a professional way. Shoes should be closed and polished. Overdoing perfume may lower your rating as it may be offensive. Men should shave conservatively, and ladies’ hair should be neatly done to reduce any chance of interviewer getting the impression of unprofessionalism. (b)Private organization. It is essential to reach the interview venue early enough, e.g. 30 minutes before the appointed time.…
essence and relevance of friendship In book 8 of the Nicomachean Ethics, Aristotle attempts to explore the essence and relevance of friendship. He begins by describing the importance of friendship, defining it as a virtue and a necessity of life. According to Aristotle, no one can choose to live without friends, even after having all other possessions in life (Aristotle, 2006). He describes how there is no relevance of justice among friends. Even though people need friendships; hence, true friendship can be described as justice in the fullest sense. According to Aristotle, there are different varieties of friendship as associated with pleasant, good, and convenience. Other than for an individual’s good people can be liked for their usefulness or for the pleasure they can come with. He also stresses on the fact that in cases where individuals are only liked for the pleasure or convenience that they bring, they are hardly loved for who they are in their nature (Aristotle, 2006). These, according to Aristotle, are accidental friendships and are only initiated on the grounds that they provide pleasure or…
Annotated Bibliography on Helping Black men cope with race-related trauma stemming from police killing and brutality “http://sinclair.ohionet.org:80/login?url=https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=ccm&AN=113271577&site=eds-live“>“I can’t breathe”: A case study—Helping Black men cope with race-related trauma stemming from police killing and brutality. This article is about how the killings of unarmed black men by the police, arguing that these killings are motivated by factors of race and racism. The idea from critical race theory, come from policing, criminality and racial profiling, critical consciousness will provide a foundation for understanding the racialized experiences of Black men in America, where racial injustice exists, and where police killings are viewed as lawful. I will use this article to help me argue how black people are affected by the viewings of police brutality in there society and how some cases of police brutality end up going unpunished. “http://sinclair.ohionet.org:80/login?url=https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=f5h&AN=134666969&site=eds-live“>Police-Related Deaths and Neighborhood Economic and Racial/Ethnic Polarization, United States, 2015–2016. This article is about estimated data over the rate of police killings in lower income communities. In lower income communities the police death rates were much higher than say a higher end…
Law and Legal Issues Northeast India, in the Nocte tribe, has always been a fascinating region for the expedition and the travellers. The rich inheritance is consequently exemplified all through traditions, habits, and way of life, and earnings and also throughout construction features. Several destroyed building characteristics originate in the North East country, which varies by weather and profound, well-established habit. Ownership and entitlement The ancestral states of Northeast India in the Nocte tribes are just like any other line of faith in the country, which may not be well cultured because they do not have absolute documented rights. The beliefs of India are an image of a people’s practices like in the past, the culture and legends which shape our lives. Family beliefs many times are usually done in the rural communities; starting with the family unit, tribes and the social order. The Khasi people, who sum up to about 2 million in the northeastern regions of India of Meghalaya, take on the matrilineal culture. The smallest girls inherit, kids take on their mother’s last name and once…
Customary Law: Diversification of its processes and practices” with special reference to Nocte Naga The Naga tribe is a major ethnic group of North East India, it is known for her unique culture and identity. The tribe lives in states of Nagaland, Manipur, Assam, Arunachal Pradesh and some population of around 150,000 are settled in Myanmar. Although they are scattered to different regions their customs and traditions are similar in practices. Population and Habitat Nocte is major tribe of Arunachal Pradesh living in the hills of Patkai with an estimated population of about 111,679 as per 2011 census. Its origin can be traced back to the Hukong valley of present day Myanmar from where they have migrated in between 1600 to 1700 A.D. The word “Noctes” means “people of a village”. They have their own language, culture, customs and traditions which have been in practices since time immemorial. Three tribes namely, Noctes (Tirap dist), Tansas (Changlang Dist) and Wancho (Longding Dist) can be identified under Naga- group in Arunachal Pradesh. These groups have a similarity in culture and traditions and resemble…
Customary Law Ownership and entitlement The Indian customs and cultures are unique and diverse. In India, the law pledges for equality to all of its citizens. However , democracy does not apply to women, where the colonial legacy has contributed to their disinheritance. It is imperative to provide women with their democratic rights through enforcement of various laws such as access to individual resources through customary law. In India, the customary laws are favourable to the women in many tribes, although the property and land sentiment determine their identity (Haokip, 2018). Succession and Inheritance The succession act relates to the law of inheritance and succession in India. Every citizen in India is entitled to an equal share in the inheritance of properties after the death of the property owner. However, the Muslims, Buddhists, Hindus and the Sikhs do not follow this constitution since they have their succession laws. There is the introduction of various concepts, for example, the mitakshara law where a daughter gets a smaller share of the parent’s property compared to the son. The gender discrimination and bias…
Prophet Joel’s Vision of Renewal for the Society Part 1 Due to the perpetual sinning of the Israelites and their sufferings in the hands of the Philistines in Sidon who exiled sold them to the Greeks and scattered them to the other countries, God gave Joel a word of redemption to them. Prophet Joel anchored his prophecy of the Day of the Lord, the window of opportunity for redemption that was available, and vengeance of God against nations that oppressed Israel (Watson, 110). Though Prophet Joel starts by painting a grim picture of the impending tragedies that are caused by the locusts, his prophesies are hugely considered as a conduit for restoration. Conditionally, the Israelites were to come before the Lord, denounce their sins and humble themselves before God. The following are ways in which the Kingdom of God will be established on Earth during the Day of the Lord, according to Prophet Joel. First, the Kingdom of God will manifest itself through the plagues that will bring the people back to God and have the Israelites renew their covenant…
organization modeling, leadership theory, and organizational culture Introduction General Motors is one of the largest and well-known companies in the world. This is because of its consistency in leadership in the automotive industry. In 2014, the company lost about 800,000 cars due to an explosion that happen because of the faulty of the stitches. The company has been successful because of its organization model that shows the hierarchy where the flow of power is downward and vertical. On the other hand, General Motors is the first company that has faced a cultural repercussion of a cultural crisis. The following paper will analyze the organization modeling, leadership theory, and organizational culture of the company in the case study. Organizational model The model that is used by the General Motor company is the traditional hierarchical model. In the traditional hierarchal model is where the flow of power is downward and vertical. The model is made in a way that it can be recognized easily by the employees of the organization. The model is comprised of line work, supervisors, and central personal management.…