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    Change refers to Any Alteration that occurs in

    total work environment

    According to Ford change is the difference

    between two or more successive conditions,

    states or moments of time

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    Changes in environment

    Deficiency in present organization

    Changes in managerial level

    Check the growth of inflexibility

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    Denial

    Bargaining or negotiating

    Anger

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    Identify the problem

    Creating proper environment

    Analysis Plan

    Implement

    feedback

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    Recognize

    Communicate

    Self assessment

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    Comes from skill based learning

    Occurs at an intellectual and emotional level

    Helps to know where we are And bring about change

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    Dissatisfaction with the present situation

    Vision

    Steps to be taken > resistance to change

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    Requires greater attention

    Brings new possibilities and chance to grow

    Always a choice Alter the way one does something

    Could be a habit

    Come from skill based learning

    Difficult as it takes time and effort

    Occurs at an intellectual and emotional level

    Requires positive approach

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    Anxiety

    Happiness

    Fear Threat

    Guilt

    Depression

    Disillusionment

    Hostility

    Denial

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    anxiety

    happiness

    fear

    threat

    guiltdepression hostility

    denial

    Gradualacceptance

    Movingforward

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    Awareness

    Understanding

    Commitment Action

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    Discovery

    Clearing

    Programming processing

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    Self awareness

    Self analysis

    Self efficacy Self esteem

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    Self awareness is the awareness of the self as

    separate from the thoughts that are

    occurring at any point in time

    It is about trying to understand who we areand what and why are we doing

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    Skill development

    Knowing your strengths and weakness

    Developing decision making skills Stress

    Motivation

    leadership

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    Sigmund Freud

    MBTI

    Johari window FIRO-B

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    It I the process of studying and examining

    ones personality, emotions and behavior

    Process involves an understanding of the

    unconscious and conscious mind

    Helps to develop more and what needs to bechanged or eliminated

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    It is the belief that one is capable of

    performing in a certain manner to attain

    certain goals

    Implies a conscious awareness of onesability, to be effective, to control actions.

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    Experience

    Vicarious experience (modeling)

    Social persuasions Physiological factors

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    Origins of a sense of personal action

    Familial sources

    Peer influences School as an agency

    Transitional experiences of adolescence

    Concerns of adulthood

    Reappraisals of self efficacy with advancingage

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    Role efficacy

    Role conflicts

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    Role making: it is an active attitude toward

    the role.

    Role centering: is concerned with increasingthe power of the role. Making it more

    important.

    Role linking: is concerned with extending the

    relationship of the role with other roles andthe group.

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    Role space conflict:self- role distanceIntra-role conflictRole stagnationInter role distanceRole boundness: sacrifice interest for some role.

    Role set conflict:

    role overloadrole isolationrole erosionresource inadequacypersonal inadequacy

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    When the role occupant feels that there are toomany expectations fro the significant roles in hisrole set

    role occupant feels that certain roles arepsychologically near to him while some otherare at a distance

    role occupant feels that Some functions whichhe would like to perform are being performed bysome other role.

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    Unavailability of the resources to perform

    those roles

    Personal inadequacy is when he is not ready

    to play ant roles

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    Ones ability to pursue a creative idea within

    the context of an existing organization

    Access to information

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