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What is the first step in the analytical thinking process?
What is the first step in the analytical thinking process?
- Testing solutions or new ideas
- Reviewing what solutions worked
- Gathering information
- Identifying a topic, problem or issue (correct)
Which of the following best describes a key element of analytical thinking?
Which of the following best describes a key element of analytical thinking?
- Emotional influence on decisions
- Trial and error (correct)
- Immediate acceptance of ideas
- Relying solely on intuition
Which step is NOT part of the critical thinking process?
Which step is NOT part of the critical thinking process?
- Organizing and sorting data
- Assuming the outcome will solve the issue (correct)
- Collecting information through research
- Developing and executing solutions
What does critical thinking require to be effective?
What does critical thinking require to be effective?
How does one identify cause and effect relationships in analytical thinking?
How does one identify cause and effect relationships in analytical thinking?
Which of the following describes a common step in critical thinking?
Which of the following describes a common step in critical thinking?
What is the focus of the post-analysis step in analytical thinking?
What is the focus of the post-analysis step in analytical thinking?
What is a notable difference between analytical thinking and critical thinking?
What is a notable difference between analytical thinking and critical thinking?
What are the three conditions necessary for high performance in an employee?
What are the three conditions necessary for high performance in an employee?
Which factor is typically the most challenging for managers to address when an employee's performance is lacking?
Which factor is typically the most challenging for managers to address when an employee's performance is lacking?
If an employee lacks the ability to perform, what is one possible solution a manager can implement?
If an employee lacks the ability to perform, what is one possible solution a manager can implement?
According to the content, how can a manager help an employee who lacks necessary resources?
According to the content, how can a manager help an employee who lacks necessary resources?
Which of the following is NOT a recommended way to strengthen empathy?
Which of the following is NOT a recommended way to strengthen empathy?
What is emphasized as essential for developing humility, which is important for empathy?
What is emphasized as essential for developing humility, which is important for empathy?
Which method can help improve empathy, especially noted in young doctors?
Which method can help improve empathy, especially noted in young doctors?
What common issue should individuals examine to improve their listening and empathetic skills?
What common issue should individuals examine to improve their listening and empathetic skills?
What is the final step in the problem-solving process?
What is the final step in the problem-solving process?
Which skill is closely related to logical thinking?
Which skill is closely related to logical thinking?
Why are logical thinking skills essential for your career?
Why are logical thinking skills essential for your career?
Which of the following is NOT a method to build logical thinking skills?
Which of the following is NOT a method to build logical thinking skills?
What might potential employers want to understand by asking about stress management?
What might potential employers want to understand by asking about stress management?
What is a significant benefit of having strong logical thinking skills?
What is a significant benefit of having strong logical thinking skills?
Which activity can help strengthen logical thinking skills?
Which activity can help strengthen logical thinking skills?
What does logical thinking primarily rely on?
What does logical thinking primarily rely on?
What is the primary contribution of the service industry to economies worldwide?
What is the primary contribution of the service industry to economies worldwide?
How is service culture defined in the context of organizations?
How is service culture defined in the context of organizations?
Why are service quality and service culture important in the current competitive environment?
Why are service quality and service culture important in the current competitive environment?
What percentage of the GDP do developed nations' service industries account for?
What percentage of the GDP do developed nations' service industries account for?
In what way does service culture relate to employees and organizations?
In what way does service culture relate to employees and organizations?
What impact does the study suggest that high service quality has on economic growth?
What impact does the study suggest that high service quality has on economic growth?
How does the service industry support the economy besides its own contributions?
How does the service industry support the economy besides its own contributions?
What fundamental competencies does the course aim to build in students?
What fundamental competencies does the course aim to build in students?
What is one condition necessary for effective modeling according to Bandura?
What is one condition necessary for effective modeling according to Bandura?
Which of the following statements best describes how behavior can be influenced by social learning?
Which of the following statements best describes how behavior can be influenced by social learning?
Which factor is crucial for the retention aspect of Bandura's modeling theory?
Which factor is crucial for the retention aspect of Bandura's modeling theory?
What role does motivation play in Bandura's theory of modeling?
What role does motivation play in Bandura's theory of modeling?
How does self-regulation develop over a person's life according to the provided insights?
How does self-regulation develop over a person's life according to the provided insights?
Which outcome may result from observing behaviors of individuals in admirable positions?
Which outcome may result from observing behaviors of individuals in admirable positions?
What implication does self-regulation have for learning new behaviors?
What implication does self-regulation have for learning new behaviors?
What impact does owning one's goals have on behavior according to the insights provided?
What impact does owning one's goals have on behavior according to the insights provided?
Flashcards
Social Learning Theory
Social Learning Theory
Learning by observing others' actions and their outcomes.
Effective Modeling
Effective Modeling
Four conditions influencing successful modeling (attention, retention, motor reproduction, motivation).
Analytical Thinking
Analytical Thinking
Researching and analyzing to develop complex ideas.
Analytical Steps
Analytical Steps
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Critical Thinking
Critical Thinking
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Critical Thinking Steps
Critical Thinking Steps
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Logical Thinking
Logical Thinking
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Logical Thinking Use
Logical Thinking Use
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Improve Logical Thinking
Improve Logical Thinking
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Employee Motivation
Employee Motivation
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Performance Factors
Performance Factors
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Empathy Improvement
Empathy Improvement
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Improve Empathy
Improve Empathy
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Service Culture
Service Culture
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Service Industry Impact
Service Industry Impact
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Cause and Effect
Cause and Effect
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Cause and effect in analysis
Cause and effect in analysis
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Team work and analytical thinking
Team work and analytical thinking
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Service quality advantage
Service quality advantage
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Service industry contribution
Service industry contribution
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Learning without behavior change
Learning without behavior change
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Self-Regulation
Self-Regulation
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Study Notes
Social Learning Theory
- People learn by observing the actions of others and the outcomes of those actions.
- We model ourselves after people we find admirable.
- Learning can occur without a change in behavior.
- Self-regulation is influenced by the perceived acceptability of external behaviors, especially from admirable people.
- There are four conditions for effective modelling:
- Attention - the observer must pay attention to the model
- Retention - the observer must remember the behavior, reinforcement may be through rehearsal.
- Motor Reproduction - the observer must be able to replicate the behavior.
- Motivation - the observer must be motivated to replicate the behavior.
Analytical Thinking
- Analytical thinking means observing and researching a problem or topic to develop more complex ideas.
- The process usually involves several steps:
- Identifying a topic, problem, or issue.
- Gathering information.
- Developing solutions or furthering your understanding of the topic.
- Testing solutions or new ideas based on what you've learned.
- Post-analysis or reviewing what solutions worked or assessing your new knowledge.
- A key element is the ability to quickly identify cause and effect relationships.
- Those with strong analytical thinking skills often work well in team settings.
Critical Thinking
- This is the act of analyzing facts to understand a problem or topic thoroughly.
- Steps in critical thinking:
- Identify a problem or issue.
- Create inferences on why the problem exists and how it can be solved.
- Collect information or data on the issue through research.
- Organize and sort data and findings.
- Develop and execute solutions.
- Analyze what solutions worked or didn't work.
- Identify ways to improve the solution.
- A key part of critical thinking is being objective.
Logical Thinking
- The act of analyzing a situation and coming up with a sensible solution.
- Uses reasoning to study a problem objectively.
- Allows you to make a rational conclusion about how to proceed.
- Can help you reason through important decisions, solve problems, generate creative ideas, and set goals.
Building Better Logical Thinking Skills
- Spend time on creative hobbies.
- Practice questioning.
- Socialize with others.
- Learn a new skill.
- Try to anticipate the outcome of your decisions.
Motivation and Performance
- To reach high levels of performance, an employee must be motivated, able, and have the necessary resources.
- Motivation is the most difficult factor to manage.
- It's easier to address lack of ability with training, and lack of resources by providing them.
Empathy
- It's possible to improve empathy through consistent effort.
- Ways to improve empathy include:
- Challenging yourself with new experiences.
- Getting out of your comfort zone.
- Getting feedback on your relationship skills.
- Exploring emotions through literature.
- Talking to people about their experiences.
- Examining your biases.
Service Culture
- Service industries make significant contributions to economic and social development worldwide.
- They account for over 70% of GDP in developed nations.
- Service culture relates to both the organizational practices and the values and behaviors of employees.
- It involves an appreciation for good service.
- Organizations prioritize quality service in the current competitive environment.
- High service quality provides a sustainable competitive advantage.
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Explore the principles of Social Learning Theory and how analytical thinking plays a role in understanding behaviors and developing solutions. This quiz delves into the four conditions for effective modeling in social learning and the steps involved in analytical thinking. Test your knowledge on these important psychological concepts.
