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Emotional intelligence is the ability to effectively understand the emotional sphere of human life, to understand emotions and emotional underpinnings of relations, and use emotions to solve problems related to relationships and motivation. The first concept of emotional intelligence occurred in 1990, since that time different authors interpret this concept very flexible. There are the following hierarchically organized components of emotional intelligence, such as perception and expression of emotions, improvement of the efficiency of thinking with the help of emotions, understanding of emotions of other people, and managing of the emotions. This hierarchy is based on the following principles. ...

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Misti Lee SCHNEIDER, Plaintiff-Appellant/Cross-Appellee, v. The CITY OF GRAND JUNCTION POLICE DEPARTMENT, an agency of the City of Grand Junction; Bill Gardner; John Camper; William D. Baker; John A. Zen; Rick Dyer, Defendants-Appellees/Cross-Appellants, and John and Jane Does, 3-10, in their official and individual capacities, Defendants Nos. 12-1086, 12-1115 (US App. June 5, 2013) Facts The person, Lee Schneider called 911 in order to have assistance with her son who was making noise and disturbance in the neighborhood. The officer name Coyne responded alongside other officer, and the leading official in this regard notified the mother that ...

Childhood fascination with notebooks turned me into their collector. Notebooks, with reams of pale unexplored paper bound together by two hard covers, represent a boundless heap of possibilities. I would flick through the blank pages, my fingers slivering along their crisp edges, as I sprawl over the carpet of my bedroom. I start to imagine all the doodles and secrets I would soon scrawl onto its bare surfaces. I adore the latitude notebooks afford and spent many hours with unfettered imagination to be ingenious and creative. These notebooks excite me the same way a blank canvas provokes an artist to create a ...

A counselor at a Summer Day Camp is expected by management to perform his duties to the letter at all times. Anyone who wanders off from his responsibilities even for a moment is sternly reprimanded and threatened that the next time such an incident happens he would be fired. One such responsibility is accommodating the limitations of campers especially during sports activities. This means adjusting one’s skill level in order to allow the campers to feel good about their performance in these games. Being young and competitive, counselors often find it difficult to adjust one’s skill level especially when ...

Summer Day Camps thrive by maintaining efficiency in the midst of diversity. Every year, different sets of campers participate in its programs. Although there are regular staff, the majority of the counselors are temporary. This was the setting of the organization which this writer worked for in the past. This summer day camp, thus becomes the focus of the paper. In the succeeding sections, this writer shall assess the summer day camp’s from the perspective of Hofstede’s four cultural dimensions, particularly power distance, individualism, masculinity-femininity, and uncertainty avoidance. Specific examples shall be provided to elaborate the discussion ...