By Robert I. Winer
- Also, excerpted and Adapted from "How to Win Friends and Influence People" by Dale Carnegie and "Getting Past No" by William Ury
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By Robert I. Winer
- Excerpted and Adapted from "How to Win Friends and Influence People" by Dale Carnegie and "Getting Past No" by William Ury.
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By na
- This is a bare bones introduction to the concept of Facilitation as it relates to a private dispute resolution center. The purpose of this essay is to provide the reader a general scope in which to understand specific facilitation initiatives that he or she may consider providing. Includes: # Introduction -- What is Facilitation?
What Facilitation is not.
Which Conflicts need Facilitation?
How Facilitation Initiatives are Conducted.
Conclusion.
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By Stephen R. Marsh
- This is a bare bones introduction to the concept of facilitation as it relates to a private dispute resolution center. The purpose of this essay is to provide the reader a general scope in which to understand specific facilitation initiatives that he or she may consider providing.
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By na
- Non-Official Facilitation (NOF) encompasses a range of methods of informal, non-directive workshops that bring members of conflicting parties together in face-to-face small-group problem-solving discussions moderated or facilitated by informal panels of outside consultants to help participants understand and resolve their conflicts.
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By Jim Rough
- The approach recommended here, choice-creating, is richer than what is normally meant by decision-making, problem-solving, or even "Creative Problem Solving." Using choice-creating, not only can we solve impossible to solve issues, but we also introduce the possibility of transforming our feelings about such problems.
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