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What is IQ or Intelligence Quotient
a number representing a person's reasoning ability (measured using problem-solving tests) as compared to the statistical norm or average for their age
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What is setting goals
A Necessary aspect to career success, used in order to have a map for our life
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What are reasons why people resist change
Examples: affect value of their skill, financial loss, status quo was easier, leadership required, group norms
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What is our human resources group project
Something in this class you shouldn't put off until the last night
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What is EQ, Emotional Quotient, or Emotional Intelligence
A measurement of a persons ability to monitor his or her own emotions and cope with pressures and demands
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What is the first step in improving our chances for success
Knowing our strengths and weaknesses
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What are the four phases of going through a change
Denial, Resistance, Exploration, Commitment
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What is Self-Talk
The term used for the thought we have with ourselves throughout the day
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What are ways to continuously learn
Examples: travelling, seminars, reading, mentoring, socially interacting
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What are examples of resistance
Anger, Loss and Hurt, Stubbornness, Blaming others, Complaining, Getting sick, Doubting own ability
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What is Self-Awareness
Examples: Goal setting, continuous learning, time management, self-esteem, understanding personal motivations, stress management
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What is SMART
We use this format to make sure our goals are time-oriented, measurable, attainable, specific and realistic,
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What is Lewin's model of unfreezing, change and refreezing
Motivation must occur, then change, then acceptance of the change.
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