Tuesday, August 17, 2010

Week 5 - Collaboration

18/08/10 – Week 5 – collaboration

Ethical behavior in collaboration may relate to:

• Acknowledging discomfort or anger
• Being prepared to fully participate
• Communicating in an open way
• Honesty
• Honoring commitments
• Sensitivity to social, cultural, personal situations and dynamics
• Showing respect
• Understanding of the consequences of actions

Essentials

• Showing respect
• Understanding of the consequences of actions
• Honoring commitments
• Honesty
• Listening

Secondary

• Acknowledging discomfort or anger
• Being prepared to fully participate
• Sensitivity to social, cultural, personal situations and dynamics
• Communicating in an open way
• Eye contact

Group exercise

1. Would you volunteer your money - that is, take risk?
Depend who to, if it was a stranger then no, if it was to a friend well that will depend as well.
2. How did you feel?
When people ask for money on the side of the street I find it rude and off putting, but if say a teacher was asking for money for an class exercise I wouldn’t mind handing it over but wonder why they were asking for it. That’s if I have the money…
3. Did you feel a little sheepish?
It is a little weird when your teacher asks for money, I feel a little suspicious handing it over.
4. What about when the ante was upped to ten dollars?
People get a bit weary when the price is upped. The fear of loosing a large amount of money scares some people.
5. Twenty?
When $20 was asked for straight up, that’s a lot of money and didn’t think anyone would hand it over.
6. Did you think the volunteers were foolish?
I think people who give out money are a little foolish but also on the other hand I find them generous. It really depends who they are giving it to.

PART 2: Eye Contact
PART 3: Eye Contact with Touch
PART 4: Proximity – comfortable / closer / further

1 comment:

  1. Great blog here - good observations clearly expressed. Your posts get better and clearer every week.

    Could you upload the Visual Diary stuff as well?

    Thanks.

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