Drain Pipes Shape Investigation Introduction A builder has a sheet of plastic measuring 2m by 50cm, which he uses to make drains. The semi-circle is the best shape for a drain. Prove this. I will prove this by comparing its volume to that of other shapes. On older houses there are semi-circular drains but on newer houses there is fancier ones like pentagon shapes. Is this because they are better or is it simply for design? To find the volume of a 3D object I have to find the
Establishing rapport and building trust is extremely important and essential in the counselling relationship. Through the use of micro-skills such as empathy, unconditional positive regard and congruence, the counsellor is able to set the foundation for building a strong relationship between themselves and the client. Geldard, Geldard & Yin Foo (2017) suggest that successful outcomes in counselling are greatly influenced by the type of relationship that is established. This essay focuses on exploring
requires us to care for our patients by providing culturally sensitive care over a broad spectrum of patients. The purpose of this post is to describe cultural baggage, ethnocentrism, cultural imposition, prejudice, discrimination, and cultural congruence. I will also give an example of each term to help you understand the terminology related to nursing care. I will definite cultural self-assessment and explain why it is valuable for nurses to understand what their own self-assessment means. Finally
Cultural Diversity and its Influence on Nursing Practice In this discussion board assignment, I will define a variety of terms dealing with the subject of culture diversity, as well as give real life examples from my own experiences in my nursing practice. I will also explain the five steps in the process for delivering culturally congruent nursing care. The first term is cultural baggage. Cultural baggage is how a person’s own culture subconsciously influences their actions, opinions, and
being the best they can be and promote their ideal self. Congruence, unconditional positive regard, and empathy allow a person to connect with themselves and with others for positive self-understanding and growth. Congruence is achieved when a person’s self image is consistent with his or her ideal image (pg. 280). An individual’s emotions, behaviors, and awareness of a particular experience or situation must be consistent to achieve congruence (pg. 280). Unconditional positive regard promotes an open
The first research article I read for this assignment was Congruence of Counselor Self-Disclosure and Perceived Effectiveness by Scott J. Nyman, and Timothy K. Daugherty. This journal article documents an empirical study conducted by Scott Nyman and Timothy Daugherty examining the effect of counselor self-disclosure on the relationship between counselor and client. Counselors and researchers differ in their opinions regarding the use of self-disclosure. Some consider it a means to establishing a
NYC Medicaid Program: This case study will look at the connections and the factors that surrounded the organizational transformation within NYC Medicaid program. I’ll be using the Nadler-Tushman Congruence Model to outline and evaluate the changes the program implemented to improve its strategic processes. Today’s business market and the fiscal constraints our nation is undergoing have placed hyper-competitive demands on organizations throughout the US. Additional demands have forced organizational
Weiss and Lowenthal’s study of individuals’ perceptions of friendship as they vary in age reveals that there are a certain factors that are generally consistent amongst friend groups. These factors can be sectioned off into either a biologically basis, a situational basis, or a personal qualities basis. The biological factors would include: being around the same age, as well as being the same sex, and race. The situational factors that are largely considered influencers in the value of a friendship
problem and maximize the representativeness and effectiveness of government, a certain level of congruence between voters and representatives is necessary. Greater levels of congruence between government and voters results in not only a democratic government, but also reflects the idea that voting is a meaningful process driven by voters as opposed to a random unknown outcome (POLI 463, Lecture 4). Congruence affects voting patterns, as citizens will seek to feel represented by their government and will
Match up congruence is dependent on the level of similarity between the image of the product and the celebrity. A lot of authors have figured out the differences among excessive and minimal congruence of celebrity endorser and brand image. Moreover it was discovered that the ads where celebrity and the product have excessive match up congruence results in earning higher trust of the consumers as compared to the ads where match up congruence is minimal. Choosing the appropriate
McaPhil and colleagues (2013) found that high emotional congruence with children was most strongly associated with sexual pre-occupation in which sex was used as a means to cope with negative emotions as well as deviant sexual interests and cognitions that support child molestation. Loneliness and social rejection were also found to be associated with emotional congruence with children. In support of previous theories, emotional congruence with children was also associated with problems in sexual
able to communicate with each other on a personal level. A helping relationship needs to be healthy and welcoming.The major characteristics Carl talked about was congruence, positive regard, empathy each one deals with how to have a strong bond and connection with your client. The first characteristic Carl talked about was congruence, which he said was the important key to having a helping relationship and also having the counselor become more developed when it comes to their feelings on the inside
Defined by IEG (2013) as “cash and/or in-kind fee paid to a property in return for access to the exploitable commercial potential associated with that property”. The adoption and increasing adaptation of sponsorship exemplifies one of the most rapidly developing sectors of marketing communications activity. Evidenced by the fact that the total UK investment in this medium was only £4 million as recently as 1970 (Buckley, 1980; p10-14). However by 2015 the scale of expenditure in the worldwide market
transparent where the inner and outer feelings match. Bozarth (1996) on the other hand describes congruence as the vehicle for the counsellor being able to experience empathy and unconditional positive regard towards the client and step into the client’s frame of reference. To be receptive within the frame of reference to the client can allow the counsellor to be more real or intuitive in his responses. Congruence is not however the same as self-disclosure of the counsellor’s life or her personal views
Ethics refers to the moral principles that affect ways of decision making by people and their lifestyles. Moral principles refer to the individuals and societal goods. Ethics enables people to deal with dilemmas including a realization of their rights and responsibilities, differentiation between right and wrong, understanding how to lead a good life and making moral decisions. Ethics is also concerned with examination and critique of moral beliefs and practices. Examination and critiquing of moral
improving features, implementing innovat... ... middle of paper ... ...ermine their strengths and weaknesses, and recommend which OD suited WFM the best. When determining the best option, I provided certain critical issues facing WFM. The congruence model will satisfy WFM’s OD. Some other OD models are satisfactory, like the B-L model. For a detailed and complete analysis the congruent model is recommended. Taken into account the organizations SWOT, the OD analysis can identify a proper
Carl Rogers (1902–1987) person/ client-centred therapy was designed to promote openness, growth and change. This model is appropriate to this study as it is founded on attitude, based on three core conditions empathy, congruence and unconditional positive regard. Person centred way of communication is oriented toward offering a clear and facilitative relationship towards others. Rogers (1967) believe that individuals are motivated to explore their potential, achieve healthy growth and develop to
Introduction This essay will consider the terms ‘the self-actualising tendency’ and ‘the fully functioning person,’ and how they tie in with Roger’s six necessary and sufficient conditions for constructive personality change (Rogers, 1957). The essay will incorporate theoretical published evidence to support my understanding of the essay question. A summation will be given at the end to conclude the essay. 1. Two persons are in psychological contact. The Relationship: “I am hypothesising that
development and ethical behavior. These issue at times seem to be at the cause of most of the problems in school and in society today. This paper will discuss the core values of person-centered approach in counseling touching on the process of empathy, congruence, and unconditional positive regard as important concepts of this method in counseling and some suggestions on classroom management. Rogerian core condition is known as the unconditional positive regard. Rogers believed that in order for people to
help her client. These techniques are congruence, or genuineness, unconditional positive regard, and empathy. In person-centered therapy, these therapeutic core conditions are necessary and sufficient conditions for therapeutic personality change. “If the therapist can provide a certain type of relationship, the other person will discover within himself or herself the capacity to use the relationship for grown and change” (Corey, G.2017 p.173). Congruence applies that the therapists are real,