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The Backchannel: What Affects Its Efficacy?10 comments

pskillen wrote 1 week ago: So before David Jakes started his keynote presentation at RCAC the other day, he walked past our tab … more →

Tags: Uncategorized

The Roger Waters Phenomenon

pskillen wrote 1 week ago: Many of you might know Roger Waters.  He was the main genius behind Pink Floyd.  I have been a fan f … more →

Tags: Constructivism

Mine! All mine!2 comments

David Winter wrote 2 weeks ago: Having recently run a workshop on differences in cultural communication, my eye was caught by a fasc … more →

Tags: understanding clients, socio-economic factors, career success, Stories, Personality, Narrative, Constructivism, recession, attribution

Ang, R. P. & Chang, W. C. (2009). Impact of Domain-Specific Locus of Control on Need for Achievement and Affiliation

changweining wrote 3 weeks ago: Ang, R. P. & Chang, W. C. (2009). Impact of Domain-Specific Locus of Control on Need for Achieve … more →

Tags: domain specific, Need for Achievement and Affiliation

Dimensions of career theory1 comment

David Winter wrote 3 weeks ago: In a comment on the post What makes a theory useful? I put forward the idea that one way of looking … more →

Tags: Reflective practice, agency, Applying theory, Context, dynamic, Happenstance, individualism, Objective, Opportunity Structure

HIDDEN - a project that worked1 comment

pskillen wrote 3 weeks ago: I would like to share with you the story of Hidden – a project that was developed by a student … more →

Tags: Constructivism

A Tale of Two Brothers

wallbuilder wrote 1 month ago: Dr. Hans Selye, a pioneer in helping us understand stress, once told a story about two boys who grew … more →

Tags: Acceptance, Accountability, Blame, character, Denial, Growth, Learned Helplessness, Overcoming obstacles, Parenting

Respecting the 'Desire to Know' - ECOO Reflections

pskillen wrote 1 month ago: “Groups are not just a convenient way to accumulate the individual knowledge of their members. They … more →

Tags: Constructivism

Improve Your Incentive Plans Design

thelanterngroup wrote 1 month ago: A short deck on impacting the motivational impact of your incentive plans … more →

Tags: employee motivation, Incentive Compensation, Incentive Plans and Sales Awards, engagement, incentives, Motivation, rewards

First Article1 comment

telescopius wrote 1 month ago: Just completed my first article for this blog.  It poses a simple question:  are there things in the … more →

Tags: General, Faith, astronomy, Science, Life, Phenomena

Classics - Theory of Work Adjustment4 comments

David Winter wrote 1 month ago: If only it were that easy! You may have noticed the theme of compromise that I have been developing … more →

Tags: Decision Making, Career choice, employability, career satisfaction, career success, Classic theories, FIT, attribution, modes of growth

What's your bias?3 comments

David Winter wrote 2 months ago: Imagine that a small hamlet of 600 people has been struck down by a potentially fatal disease. A hea … more →

Tags: Decision Making, Career choice, understanding clients, Choice, Personality, attribution, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Cognitive Bias, Irrationality

Time-wasters' diary12 comments

David Winter wrote 3 months ago: Relaxing may be bad for you Recent longitudinal research has established a link between students … more →

Tags: career satisfaction, Success!, Attitude, Burnout, engagement, task avoidance, Motivation, optimism

Learned helplessness and the recession16 comments

David Winter wrote 3 months ago: Helpless dog (who has not been electrocuted - just in case you were worrying) In 1967 Martin Seligma … more →

Tags: Decision Making, understanding clients, employability, socio-economic factors, Inheritance, Action, Resources, Learned Helplessness, recession

The Inherent Playfulness of the Universe - cont. Reflections and a Call to Action

Jonathan Haber wrote 4 months ago: This article has been a hot topic on the coactive coaching network forum, so I am going to share wit … more →

Tags: coaching, Sedona Method, The Work, Byron Katie, interdisciplinary, aliveness, Counseling, Empowerment, engaged buddhism

e-Discovery document review: what should counsel outsource?

Bruce Wilson wrote 4 months ago: Earlier this week I blogged about placing the locus of control for e-discovery decisions in the righ … more →

Tags: >> | automated processes, classification, Clustering, core competency, eDiscovery, Information Governance, Lawyers, manual processes, search classification and indexing

Counseling Using Self-Theory1 comment

Michael Riddle-Crilly wrote 4 months ago: Abstract In the book Science of Mind, Ernest Holmes describes psycho-analysis as “a systematic analy … more →

Tags: Psychology, Carl Rogers, Ernest Holmes, Abraham Maslow, Self-Theory, Client-Centered Therapy, Gordon Allport, humanism

A Matter of Perspective2 comments

theengagementfactor wrote 6 months ago: I was sitting on a plane the other day next to a man.  He was dressed very casually in athletic clot … more →

Tags: Accountability, Fear, People, Personal Responsibility, Trust and Success, Goals, greed, Growth, Inspirational

We Are Not Victims2 comments

ellenbeachteach wrote 8 months ago: Accept fate, and move on. Don’t yield to the seductive pull of self-pity. Acting like a victim … more →

Tags: ellen, NCLB, Educators, Public Education, ED, Martyrdom


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