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Throughout this communication course I have learned and attempted to apply new skills in communication and group interactions. I have collaborated with nursing and healthcare leadership professionals on a project to improve communication and health outcomes for a specific population. As our group has formed and developed during this quarter, I have identified strengths and weaknesses in my ability to work within a group. The four stages of a group, as described by Connery and Vohs (2006) will be

surface level (age, gender, ethnicity) and on a deeper level (personality, attitudes, believes, values) (Liang, Shih, & Chiang, 2015). We were free to choose whoever we wanted in our team under the condition that the team we form is diverse. My team members are Sara, Wei, Rijuta, Rohit, and Craig. We are one of the more, if not most, culturally diverse groups in the class because we hail from China, India, New Zealand and the Philippines. When looking at our majors, there was not much diversity because

before the due date, in both the norming stage and performing stage. They have adapted to the absence of Mike and are motivated to finish the analysis in an effort to achieve a good grade. Each member has completed their part except Mike, who has just handed in notes to Christine. All of the other members have looked past any turmoil of Mike and either

tribe, rather than within our interviewees individual lives. The Sioux member answered that nearly all of the members of their tribe practices these values within their daily interactions, aside from small children who are still within the learning process. The Navajo member answered that the it’s uncommon for individuals to stray from these values, that they are strictly adhered to within his tribe. In contrast, the Cherokee member shared that it’s not common for people to violate these norms and expectations

group met for five weeks with the members experiencing the similarity of the death of a loved one. The purpose of the group was a safe place where people can come to heal by mourning, supporting, encouraging, and expressing grief with others. This agency limits groups of this type to twelve members to ensure that each member is comfortable in the small chapel in which the group is held however, this group was composed of two men and six females. All group members were Caucasian and had lost a spouse

therapy. Luckily, I have had the opportunity to run group sessions at my practicum site, so I have gained substantial information about the group process. As I have learned in this program, group therapy is a powerful form of therapy that allows group members to complete their therapeutic goals in a group setting. As a therapist, I believe it is essential to experience what group process is like. For this class assignment we were required to record a video session of a group session demonstrating skills

the members social security number, the assignment action number which is a number to track assignments and is also used allocate funds for the move, the assignment action reason which is a two digit code acknowledging how the member was selected. The code could be anything from volunteer, mandatory mover, or overseas to stateside assignment. The user will also have to update the projected personnel accounting system code which is a nine digit number that identifies the new base the member will

perspective as a member of the Social Services sector and a representative of the City Council. Furthermore, reflections are also described in a team setting and as a leader. Member of the Social Services Sector My overall experience in the Leadership Simulation course was great. The group work and collaboration required in this course was unlike any course experience I have had in the past. I thoroughly enjoyed getting to know and working with the other Social Service Sector members, Karen, Crystal

may deal with Alzheimer’s disease, Dementia, Traumatic Brain Injuries, Stroke Recovery, Parkinson’s disease, and M.S.”. This program is fundamental in providing an array of different care, and I found it to be beneficial for more than just their members. Through my 15 hours of volunteer experience with The Continuum, I analyzed how a person’s disability can be managed and addressed using a variety of techniques and methods, in caring for individuals. My first day volunteering had me nervous, but

with different ideas to share and achieve the best outcomes (Sohmen, 2013). One member of the team was a resource investigator (Belbin, 1991-2006). She creates contacts during the fair and explored new selling opportunities, engaging people to come to the table. Another team member was more teamwork (Belbin, 1991-2006) being diplomatic and finding ways to make people agree to each other. The team also had a sharper member (Belbin, 1991-2006) that challenged the team ideas. She was helpful to improve