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Become the best coach you can be: the role of coach training and coaching experience in workplace coaching quality and quality control
This paper explores whether coach training or coaching experience leads to better coaching quality and quality control. In two large studies, both coaches (N1 = 2267) and personnel managers who book coaches for their company (N2 = 754) answered questions about coaching quality and quality control. The results show that more coach training leads to not only a better self-perceived coaching quality (Study 1) but also a better other-perceived coaching-quality (Study 2); moreover, more coach training positively affects quality control. It is remarkable that coaching experience showed no significant relation regarding other-perceived coaching quality and quality control. Study 2 further revealed that references lead to more recommendations but not to a better coaching quality or quality control. Thus, coach training is an essential factor when selecting organizational coaches. Further research is needed to understand the impact of different approaches to coach trainings on coaching outcomes
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The future of sensitivity analysis: an essential discipline for systems modeling and policy support
Sensitivity analysis (SA) is en route to becoming an integral part of mathematical modeling. The tremendous potential benefits of SA are, however, yet to be fully realized, both for advancing mechanistic and data-driven modeling of human and natural systems, and in support of decision making. In this perspective paper, a multidisciplinary group of researchers and practitioners revisit the current status of SA, and outline research challenges in regard to both theoretical frameworks and their applications to solve real-world problems. Six areas are discussed that warrant further attention, including (1) structuring and standardizing SA as a discipline, (2) realizing the untapped potential of SA for systems modeling, (3) addressing the computational burden of SA, (4) progressing SA in the context of machine learning, (5) clarifying the relationship and role of SA to uncertainty quantification, and (6) evolving the use of SA in support of decision making. An outlook for the future of SA is provided that underlines how SA must underpin a wide variety of activities to better serve science and society
Adult hookworms (Necator spp.) collected from researchers working with wild western lowland gorillas
Ueber neue und bekannte Trematoden aus Seeschildkr\uf6ten
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La pĂ©nible affaire avec les efforts de sĂ©curisation ou : le dĂ©but de lâhumilitĂ© ?
Die nochmals gestiegene KomplexitĂ€t ĂŒberfordert die Menschen. Sie ist einfach nicht mehr zu verstehen. Dies zeigt erste Spuren von Demut bei den sonst eher Arroganten der Welt. Die extremen Leistungsverdichtungen bei den Personen und der UnĂŒberschaubarkeit von Handeln fĂŒhrt zu extremen BeschĂ€digungen auf der Personenebene. Looss plĂ€diert daher fĂŒr das mĂŒhsame GeschĂ€ft erneuter Selbstvergewisserung aber auch fĂŒr die Chance, sich neu zusammenzusetzen, um sich im eigenen relevanten Umfeld Geschichten ĂŒber das Leben und die Erfahrung von Krise zu erzĂ€hlen
Caractéristiques et effets de la crise en tant que « sociopathie organisée »
Die gegenwĂ€rtige Gesellschaftskrise/Wirtschaftskrise wird als âorganisierte Soziopathieâ verstanden die in ihrem ungebremsten Aktionsradius destruktiv geworden ist. Eine der wesentlichen Auswirkungen ist die extreme Kontaktunterbrechung und Fehlanpassung, wenn Menschen mit der Entwicklung von GrandiositĂ€t reagieren. Psychotherapie kann in dieser Hinsicht der emotionalen Verarbeitung in der Krise dienen, aber auch Wege zur Neuproduktion von Orientierung ermöglichen. Menschen können sich hierdurch besser rĂŒsten fĂŒr eine Welt die immer unĂŒbersichtlicher wird. Hierzu gehört der Ausbau der klassischen Ichfunktion, aber auch die Ermutigung zum (sozialen, kommunikativen) Experiment und zur FĂ€higkeit eigene RealitĂ€tskonstruktionen einer gelegentlichen Revision zu unterziehen, anstatt sie heilig zu sprechen. SchlĂŒsselwörter Organisierte Soziopathie; Narzissmus; Hybris; Entfremdung; Scheitern; Ressourcen; resiliente Organisation; âUmgebungsdiagnostikâ.The actual social and economic crisis is understood as âorganised sociopathyâ, which has become destructive in itâs un-checked sphere of action. One of the main consequences is the extreme interruption of contact and maladjustment, when men react with grandiosity. Psychotherapy can help in the process of emotional integration of the crisis, but can also point out ways of producing new guidelines as well as to support a (new) sense of orientation. By this men can better prepare for a world which be-comes more and more confusing. Connected to this belongs the improvement ofthe classical ego-function, but also the encourage-ment for (social, communicative) experiments and the ability ofthe self to reflect it's own reality construction, instead of elevating.
Keywords Organised sociopathy; narcissism; hybris; alienation; failure; ressource; resilient organisation; âenvironmental scanningâ.La crise dominant actuellement la sociĂ©tĂ© et lâĂ©conomie est considĂ©rĂ©e comme une « sociopathie organisĂ©e » qui, du fait quâelle influe violemment sur de nombreux domaines, est devenue destructive. Lâun de ses effets essentiels est de provoquer la rupture de contacts et des adaptations inadĂ©quates Ă chaque fois que lâindividu a des rĂ©actions de type grandiose. Dans ce sens, la psychothĂ©rapie peut servir Ă gĂ©rer la crise au niveau Ă©motionnel, mais aussi Ă permettre de retrouver une certaine orientation. Cela permet aux individus de se sentir mieux armĂ©s face Ă un monde quâils comprennent de moins en moins. Les fonctions classiques de leur moi doivent ĂȘtre consolidĂ©es, mais il sâagit aussi de les encourager Ă expĂ©rimenter au niveau social et Ă celui de la communication ; il faut aussi quâils retrouvent une capacitĂ© Ă reformuler leur construction de la rĂ©alitĂ© au lieu de considĂ©rer cette derniĂšre comme « sacrĂ©e »
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