Action Research As a Cyclical Process
Action Research As a Cyclical Process
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-11- The specific focus of these first step meetings was around increasing the dissatisfaction with the status quo and developing images of more desired states. Each person received a summary of all of the major thenes reflected :'. N the HOEH data. The strategy then was to get the entire group to brain- storm around two issues: l. What forces might conceivably contribute to a particular situation reflected in the data? For example, what kinds of policies, procedures, behaviors could you imagin...e which might lead a person to feel this way?
2. What might the consequences be. If_ a person, in fact, felt this way? The relative safety of the mixed peer groups and the hypothetical situation focus of the questions served to bring many others out-of-the-woodwork and increase the energy which could be mobilized for change.
This increased energy for change, along with all the hypothetical issues discussed during the first step peer group meeting became the stimulus for the next series of OD sasetons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
-11- The specific focus of these first step meetings was around increasing the dissatisfaction with the status quo and developing images of more desired states. Each person received a summary of all of the major thenes reflected :'. N the HOEH data. The strategy then was to get the entire group to brain- storm around two issues: l. What forces might conceivably contribute to a particular situation reflected in the data? For example, what kinds of policies, procedures, behaviors could you imagin...e which might lead a person to feel this way?
2. What might the consequences be. If_ a person, in fact, felt this way? The relative safety of the mixed peer groups and the hypothetical situation focus of the questions served to bring many others out-of-the-woodwork and increase the energy which could be mobilized for change.
This increased energy for change, along with all the hypothetical issues discussed during the first step peer group meeting became the stimulus for the next series of OD sasetons.
What to read after Action Research As a Cyclical Process?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Irwin M Rubin to read onlineMoreLess
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