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    component in DBT, is the non-judgmental acceptance of ourselves and others. These exercises were done between students or with a parent or a teacher. In the second session, students were encouraged to work on becoming aware of their thoughts, feelings, behaviors and choices. These exercises had them realize that they are responsible for their choice and its consequences. They worked on developing alternate choice with better consequences. In the third session, the focus was on the perception of their feelings

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    Our solution to this ongoing problem that Engstrom Auto Mirror Plant is facing is firstly, clearly outlining their calculations for each individual’s yearly bonuses — ones that should specifically be a result of employees reaching a certain quota of production. This aids in eliminating distrust within the company to ensure employees that the company is fairly and regularly awarding bonuses for their individual work, which in turn will improve their productivity, according to the equity theory. Also

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    this: anyone can do any amount of work, provided it isn’t the work he is supposed to be doing at that moment.” (Tierney) Procrastination can be a bad thing but not if it is used in a way that converts the procrastinator into some of the most effective human beings in the world. This may seem backward, but it is true, using a technique called structured procrastination causes many people to be in awe of the procrastinator. This is because many procrastinators, contrary to popular belief,

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    force within individuals by which they attempt to achieve some goal in order to fulfill some need or expectation" It is clear from the case study that Commonwealth Bank applies a spectrum of motivational theories to promote good customer service. The behavior of people is revealed by what motivates them. Performance is the result of both ability and motivation: Performance = function (ability x motivation). There are two different categories of motivational theories - content theories and process theories

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    Deception is a way someone sees reality. Deception can also cause harm. In the book, "A Scanner Darkly", by Philip K Dick; Bob Arctor, Bruce, and Charles Freck as well as other characters experience deception in their own ways, but this is complicated, as all characters have taken a drug called Substance D. Bob is a drug dealer and user of Substance D while Bruce is in a rehab center for being a drug user. Even though they are the same person they are very different. Charles Freck is also a user

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    In “How to quit putting things off” by Julia McKinnell, published on macleans.ca on January 26th, 2011. (McKinnell, 2011) Piers Steel, author of The Procrastination Equation: How to Stop Putting Things off and Start Getting Stuff Done, explains that procrastination is a real thing in many people lives. Piers is internationally known for his thoughts on procrastination. According to Piers, scrambling to finish up projects, postponed diets and disappointing people in our lives that depend on us, are

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    Throughout a person's life, he or she may experience challenges that he or she may not want to attempt. However, he or she may end up taking a go at the incident. The factor that drives him or her to complete the task is known as motivation. There are two main types of motivation: intrinsic and extrinsic. Based on what I have read in "Extrinsic vs. Intrinsic Motivation: What's the Difference?" by Kendra Cherry, I believe that I am driven by both intrinsic and extrinsic motivators when completing

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    In my AP English Literature class the class was assigned to research and create a presentation on an existential philosopher. We were given two class days and the weekend to finish the project however our group was met with a huge challenge. The first day of the project we were missing one student who had been in our group. This did not seem like a severe problem, because there were four other people, including me, in the group. My partners however did not understand the assignment as proficiently

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    Routines, patterns, dependency, fixation, or even compulsion are all derived out of a habit. Habit patterns are hard to break, but knowing how to properly break a bad habit my end up making you healthier, wealthier and can make and impulse behavior nonexistent. Some habits are good, while others are bad. My bad habit is using chewing tobacco. I have used it on and off since 2004, for me I used it to pass time and now it has just become an oral fixation with no reward. Reading The Power of Habit by

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    Ted Talk

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    Have you ever procrastinated? According to Tim Urban, you have whether you know it or not. In Tim Urban’s Ted Talk “ Inside The Mind of a Master Procrastinator”, he argues how the mind of a master procrastinator works to those who are not procrastinators. Urban is a blogger and founder of Wait But Why where he writes about a range of subjects. Urban effectively convinces his audience of how a procrastinator’s mind works through the use of images and diction along with humorous personal stories. Urban

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