“At the heart of every dispute are at least two competing narratives. By the end of the hearing, the Fact finder, whether jury, judge, or arbitrator, must decide which is more convincing” (Slavitt, 2014, p. 81). This phrase causes one to ponder on the “he said-she said” scenario of many common day occurrences and plays directly into the case study discussed in this essay. While there are multiple ways to resolve the issue at hand, effective listening skills, including spiritual power, persuasion, or manipulative tricks, are critical to all of them. This essay will first give a brief synopsis of a case study of the camp incident, followed by a discussion of listening skills employed and their effectiveness, what listening skills might have changed the outcome, and finally, a rewrite of the case study will show utilization of more effective listening skills producing a positive outcome.
Synopsis: The Camp Incident
This case study
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This type of persuasion can initially draw in other participants to compliance, but according to Muehlhoff and Lewis, “the residual negative reactions bode ill for attempting to rely on these approaches for persuasion and attitude change” (2010, p. 93). The threat of a lawsuit or criminal charges caused emotions to flare, and one’s initial reaction would be one of helplessness and panic. Concern for the impact it would have on the church and its members was imminent. However, depending on the degree of fear used, the range of reaction is wide. For instance if the fear was low-level, the residual affect was minimal; moderate levels of fear create the best opportunity for results, while high levels of fear, coupled with low levels of efficacy, (where people feel extremely defenseless) they will eventually move from compliance to avoidance or denial (Muehlhoff and Lewis, 2010, p. 93). This particular situation projects a high level of fear, endorsing this idea of
The U.S. Army ran the camps, but foresters, carpenters and other people directed the work. The CCC fought forest fires, planted trees, built roads, buildings, picnic areas, swimming areas, campgrounds and created many state parks. When not working, the men socialized and had opportunities to learn crafts and skills.
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A determinate of how effective a piece is can be recognized by how the piece affects the intended audience in the long run. In the sermon “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God” by Jonathan Edwards and “Letter from Birmingham Jail” by Martin Luther King Jr, both authors use several different effective rhetorical methods to convey their messages to the audience. Edwards (one of the best speakers in his time) and King (one of the most influential Civil Rights activists) both use these methods in an effective way. King and Edwards both use different methods to convey their messages, but it is important to analyze what one is the most effective on the intended audience. You must analyze how Edwards uses direct addressing
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Many citizens of the United States immediately after the Civil War knew very little of the atrocities of that occurred in the prisoner of war camps. News that their family member was in a prisoner of war camp was usually dreaded by the family of the captured soldiers. While being dead was much worse the families never truly knew what was going on inside the camps. For the Confederacy, many feared Rock Island, but there was a just as deadly camp just north of Rock Island in Chicago. Once the war had ended the atrocities of what occurred inside the prisoner of war camps became apparent. Suddenly multiple fingers were pointed at what was the culprit for such deplorable conditions. The pictures, descriptions, and accounts of what happened inside the prisoner of war camps became a part of not only history but the media as well. Multiple books were written about the prisoner of war camps, several works of fiction reference the prisoner of war camps. Andersonville is almost unanimously regarded as the worst camp for a Union soldier to get sent to. Rock Island seems to be the place that many agree as the worst camp that a Confederate soldier could get sent to. Rock Island is even mentioned in several works of fiction, including Gone With The Wind. In Gone With The Wind the main character Scarlett O’Hara’s sister in law, Melanie Wilkes received a letter telling her that her husband Ashley Wilkes had been captured and taken to a horrible place called Rock Island. However, while Rock
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Where did you learn to play basketball, play defense and offense, or be part of a team? There’s a good chance it was at camp, right? We know that camp is not just a place for kids to spend a fun summer, but an excellent setting in which kids can learn life skills that they will rely on long after the camp experience has passed.
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During both Smart Meter Program and Emergency Base Camp Program the budget responsibilities were assigned under my responsibility. Paul Nielsen was my reporting IT Director which sponsored the Emergency Base Camp Program. Tim Cottongin was the Smart Meter Director and sponsor of the Smart Meter Program. In both cases S1 and S2 funding details were developed and forwarded for inclusion into the enterprise budget. During the development of the Base Camp Program a business case was developed and proved by the IT budgetary group. Specific details of the strategy was developed and illustrated in a PowerPoint slides presentation. The presentation was illustrated during the senior leadership funding approval session of project being with budgets of
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The glory of God is at stake by the way I approach situations, is one thing I realized at PLT camp. I went to Power Leadership Training, provided by FCA, the weekend before my sophomore year. I signed up knowing what it would be like, but I did not know the huge impact it would have on my life. We normally have small groups, team meetings, and other activities throughout the day. What I did not expect this year, was how much I would take from it. The message that impacted me is to do everything with a purpose for Christ.