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Cognitive flow is most likely to occur in job settings which provide clear goals, rules, feedback and prevent distractions. Flow can also be found during intrinsically motivating activities like rock climbing that require problem solving and physical skill. Social interactions can induce flow but require more demands due to their unpredictability; more intimate encounters involve higher challenges and skill levels and require compatibility between individuals' goals.
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predictable ways; these are the biases "hidden traps." Most heuristics can work well or can turn into harmful biases in any of the stages of problem solving, but the details differ depending on what stage of problem solving you are in. An example of Heuristic bias is mistaking your view of a problem for the real need. This is also known as the framing bias. (Delaney, 2015)
A cognitive bias is a type of error in thinking that occurs when people are processing and interpreting information in the world around them. Cognitive biases are often a result of our attempt to simplify information processing. They are rules of thumb that help us make sense of the world and reach decisions with relative speed.
The false consensus effect is a type of cognitive bias in which people mistakenly believe that more people agree with them or share the same beliefs than the number of people who agree with them in reality. People generally believe that their own values and ideas are "normal" and that the majority of people share these same opinions.” (Cherry, 2016)
Sometimes having a fixed opinion about a certain issue can lead to a cognitive bias because it makes people form their own beliefs. People tend to not keep an open mind to certain issues which causes them to have a fixed opinion. Low self esteem is believing that there is something innately wrong with themselves A student's self-esteem has a significant impact on almost everything he or she does – and on the way they engage in activities, deal with challenges, and interacts with others. Self-esteem also can have a major effect on academic performance. A fixed opinion on how low self esteem affects low academic progress is that this can lessen a student's desire to learn, and their ability to focus, and their willingness to take risks. Due to low confidence and not feeling good about themselves. Many students who suffer from low self esteem due tend to be less motivated and not work to their potential. This can lead to low academic performance and also cause students to not want to go to school or even drop out.
In presenting a fixed opinion, I used my experiences in school system to justify why students with low self esteem can affect low academics. I also gave examples to explain and show how people who have low self esteem can effect academics. In my fixed opinion I believe I used impact bias. I do find that low self esteem has a huge effect on academic growth. Many students with low self esteem fail to thrive and reach to their full potential. I also believe there are many factors can lead a student to have low self esteem such as home life, frustration in school, peer pressure and lack of confidence in themselves which causes them to not think highly of themselves and possibly not want to be motivated to work hard in school.
If I was presented with this argument I would try to avoid bias an.
I need to address the following. What is being done to address the
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Example 1
One of the most interesting concepts and ideas about behaviors in organizations that I personally could relate to as a student is motivation. In my opinion, motivation is one of the main reasons I’m able to keep going when studying. Organizational Behavior explores this topic and looks at it in different perspectives where it makes it easier to comprehend and implement. Parijat & Bagga (2014) have mentioned in their motivation theory research article that motivation in private or public enterprises is mandatory. It was also mentioned that “Humans are basically psychological beings and need inspiration whether extrinsic or intrinsic for achieving organizational as well their personal objectives and goals.” (Parijat & Bagga, 2014, p.1). If you compare two pieces of work, one done by a motivated person and the other done by a non-motivated person, you could easily notice the differences between them, the motivated one being more put-together and presentable, the other looking less interesting and rushed.
Example 2
This essay is a reflection of my learning throughout the organizational behavior course. I will be focusing on the topic attitude and job satisfaction which will split into three sections. The first section aims to discuss the knowledge gained during the course, the second section will focus on the ideas and concepts of behaviors with organizations. In the last section, I will discuss the difficulties I have faced throughout the course.
Example 3
On the other hand, The ideas and concepts about behaviors with organizations have made me relate to my personal life. One of the positive learning outcomes is that when I had the experience to become a vendor in an event. I have faced many problems, one of them was being bound to encounter angry customers. My behavior toward this problem while the angry customer was talking, I was attentive listening and understanding their feelings and point of view, later I apologized and tried to find a solution. The negative concept that is related to my personal life is during this pandemic crisis I am restricted from the freedom that made me stuck in a very limited space and this resulted in my stress and became very nervous. Therefore, I acknowledge that stress and nervousness are behavior to my attitude. I have faced one difficulty throughout this course which was not knowing the differences between attitude and behavior. This difficulty turned into beneficial knowledge ...
Teacher Leadership In The Context Of The Tea
This document discusses teacher leadership and strategies for leading change in schools. It covers several key points:
1) Transformational leadership focuses on second-order change like building shared visions and changing beliefs, as opposed to just making small efficiencies. This type of leadership helps develop collaborative cultures and improve instruction.
2) Instructional leadership aims to improve teaching and learning by setting goals, providing resources, coordinating instruction, promoting teacher learning, and supporting positive learning environments.
3) Leading change involves balancing vision, understanding realities, courageous action, and awareness of how change affects others. It is a three-stage process of ending the old, transitioning, and beginning the new.
4) Building
involved
Getting involved in extracurricular activities while in college has several important benefits. It allows students to expand their horizons by meeting new people and discovering new interests. Being involved also enhances students' education by providing opportunities to learn outside the classroom and apply knowledge to real-world scenarios. Research shows that students who participate in campus activities earn better grades, are more satisfied, and are more likely to graduate. Involvement can also increase chances for scholarships and lead to a stronger resume with experiences that develop skills valued by employers. Participating in enjoyable activities additionally provides stress relief and a healthier balance. The key is for each student to become involved in some way during their college experience.
Motivate (1)
1. The document summarizes a presentation about motivating students to succeed given to CECS faculty. It discusses definitions of motivation and success and challenges to student success identified by Vincent Tinto including goals, commitment, adjustment, obligations, and finances.
2. It then discusses forums for faculty to motivate students like introductory engineering courses and advising/mentoring. A success process is outlined including goal identification, strengthening commitment, changing behaviors, and changing attitudes.
3. Specific behaviors for success in math/science/engineering are discussed along with pedagogy for changing behaviors and conditions for collaborative learning. The presentation ends by discussing negative attitudes that inhibit success and how faculty can help students change attitudes.
Intrinsic And Extrinsic Motivations
The document discusses intrinsic and extrinsic motivations. Intrinsically, the person is motivated by helping others and finding meaning in their work. Extrinsically, they are motivated by praise, reputation, and financial gain. To balance these motivations, they seek compromise by wanting to work for companies that care about stakeholders. Their goal is to find work that is meaningful to both themselves and others.
Workplace behavior
This document discusses three levels of workplace behavior: values, risk orientation, and preferences. Values are fundamental beliefs that guide behavior and are difficult to observe directly. Risk orientation refers to whether one focuses more on opportunities or obstacles. Preferences are things one likes or dislikes doing at work, which guide behavior but are not as deeply held as values. Understanding these three levels can help managers promote harmony and productivity by better understanding what motivates different individuals.
Concept Of Motivation And Motivation
This document discusses intrinsic and extrinsic motivation and their importance for coaching. Intrinsic motivation comes from internal desires to perform a task for personal satisfaction, while extrinsic motivation involves external factors like rewards or praise. Coaches can maximize athlete performance by understanding whether they are intrinsically or extrinsically motivated. Goal setting is key, as it helps athletes work towards goals in a planned manner. Regular performance reviews and team sessions also aid in success. Intrinsic motivation may be more effective for long-term goals as it does not rely on external factors that can be removed. Coaches should determine each athlete's motivations to best support their development.
Motivation And Extrinsic Motivation
The document discusses intrinsic and extrinsic motivation. It defines intrinsic motivation as motivation from internal desires rather than external rewards or pressures. Extrinsic motivation is defined as motivation from external rewards or pressures like money, recognition, or grades. The document notes that too much focus on extrinsic values can decrease intrinsic motivation over time. Intrinsic motivation is important for student success as it leads to wanting to learn for learning's sake, while extrinsic motivation means working for external factors like grades. Teachers have significant influence over student motivation.
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- 2. Where I find it?
- 3. Flow on the Job Cognitive Flow occurs more often on the job than during free time. For example, teaching has clear goals, it has rules of performance, provides feedback, encourages concentration, and seeks to prevent distractions
- 5. Social Flow
- 6. Social interactions with other people are the least predictable, and so certain social interactions require eternal demands that can lead to flow. The more intimate the encounters, the more level of challenges and skills become high Successful interactions require compatibility between an individual's goals and those of other person(s) and the willingness to invest attention in the other person's goals.