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Santana Suckra Sashonie Taylor NatashaLee Roache Tressan Ritchie Tameka Stewart Althea Walker Clinical question Is antiseptic hand washing as effective as alcohol sanitizer in reducing the rates of hospital . If someone wants to join your organization, as the primary contact you should receive an email notifying you that there is someone waiting to be approved. You will only be notified . once. for each person who requests to join, so it’s important that you are checking regularly to make sure that you are approving potential members.. Cults. Any non-conforming group or religious sect outside the norms of society. Cults. 5 traits:. 1. Charismatic leader claiming to have all the answers; beliefs cannot be questioned. 2. Only members will be saved or enlightened. influence . of . group members with . deviant . opinions. Lyn M. Van . Swol. , . Emily . Acosta-Lewis, . & Giovanna . Dimperio. Social Judgment Schemes. Davis (1996)-. identify functions or decision schemes that can predict how group member preferences are combined into the group decision for responses on a continuum . Harmony among athletes, among coaches, and between athletes and coaches affects almost everything else.. Imagine that you are going on an extended space voyage to another planet. You are restricted to living, working, and training in close proximity to your teammates within a confined space about the size of an average office. You must remain in this space several years. There is no chance of leaving until the mission is completed. Living and working in harmony would become critical to your survival, the survival of your teammates, and the mission itself. What would you do to avoid conflict or maintain some sense of harmony on a mission like this? Who would you want with you on this mission?. Brainwashing. Cults. What distinguishes a harmful cult from a relatively harmless new religious movement or self-help group?. 1) Characteristics of Cults:. A captivating and authoritarian leader who claims to have all the answers to life.. Ruth Colón-Wagner, Senior Projects Coordinator. NYAPRS, Tappan, NY . Amanda Saake, Senior Program Associate. The Coalition of Behavioral Health Agencies, New York, NY . Marsha . Mandel, Team . Leader. section . 30 . 2013 . Leadership day. Extension Process and Best Practices. Outline. Overview. Rights and Limitation. Prospective Group. Interest Group. Petitioning Group. Chartering. Aftercare. Big Brother Chapter. Why Talk About. Hazing?. Lack of understanding of hazing. policies. Educate. the community on the Hazing Prevention Coalition. Hazing. on College . Campuses. 25% of coaches or . organization. . advisors. Jim Devine, PMP Joe Paschall, PgMP, PMP. PMI Region 14 Mentor PMI Region 14 Mentor (Shadow). PMI: Beyond the Chapter. Agenda. Introduction. PMI Past, Present, Future. PMI Structure Supporting Chapters. Minds on…. Why do . you think people . conform?. Possible answers?. To fit . in. To be . liked. Everybody else is doing . it. Other reasons?. 1) Group Attractiveness:. The more attractive the group is to its members, the more likely the members are to conform.. Organizational Psychology . Lecture 10. Topics to think about. Why do people form groups?. Do I trust people in my group?. What do I think of members of my group in comparison to members of other groups?. Ovriona. , Taylor, . Nydra. Problem: To determine . h. ow long it takes to digest the suggested serving size of butter as compared to an excess unhealthy amount (double serving size).. Results:. Weight. roup B Group C 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Group A Group B Grouproup B Group C 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 NO SCHOOL Group C Grouproup B Grouproup B Group C 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 An Integrated Theory, Research, and Practice Training Manual.  . Francis J. Kaklauskas and Les R. Greene, Editors. Chapter 1: History and Contemporary Developments.  . I. Pre-Therapy Group Influences.