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Introduction to Social Psychology. The Individual, Other Individuals, Group. The Concept of Cooperation. Cooperation as One of the Types of Contact with Others

Principles of Individual Functioning in Relation to Others

  • human needs and their hierarchy. Safety, affiliation, and contact as the most important from a cooperation perspective
  • independence, autonomy, and cooperation

Communication as a Key Factor for Cooperation:

  • principles of effective communication
  • uncovering hidden rules and motives of others
  • messages in the 'second' and 'third' sound channels
  • attitudes: intellectual, emotional, and behavioral aspects – their impact on cooperation and possibilities as well as ways to change them
  • skills in persuading and influencing people
  • principles of winning over people

Stages of Team Building and Their Impact on Cooperation

  • stages of team development: principles of functioning and dangers at each stage
  • paths to cooperation at each stage
  • team roles and their identification

External Factors Influencing Cooperation with Others

  • time and its pressure
  • organizational culture
  • changes in the organization

The Role of the Leader in Creating, Enhancing Cooperation, and Motivating

  • leadership styles and motivation
  • coordinating activities aimed at achieving set goals
  • modeling behaviors

Characteristics of a Good Leader and Sources of Authority

  • Elements of Self-Diagnosis of Leadership Traits
  • The Importance of the Leader in the Organization
  • Attributes of a Good Leader
  • Leadership Styles – Choosing the Appropriate One
  • Profile of Competencies of a Mature Leader in 4 Aspects of Intelligence

Pitfalls and Mistakes in Leadership

  • Traps of Power
  • Model of Power Strategies
  • Power, Influence, and Manipulation – The Labyrinth of Relationship Building Mechanisms in Leadership

As You See It, So You Write It – A Few Words About the Leader’s Image

  • The Leader's Attitude
  • Attributes of Leadership
  • The Master’s Path: Maintaining Balance Between the World of Values and Image

Diversity of Roles in the Organization

  • Supervisor, Leader, and Manager – Who Are They and What Do We Expect from Them?
  • Introducing Ideas and Value Systems into the Organization
  • Change is the Only Certainty for a Leader – How to Initiate and Implement It

Ethical and Social Aspects of Leadership

  • Vision in Leadership
  • Goals in Leadership
  • Values in Leadership

The Servant Leadership Path (Blanchard)

  • Leader Self-Awareness: Diagnostic Questionnaire
  • Leadership Strategy
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