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Describe if you felt Jade's feedback was effective or not based on what you learned about feedback from the lecture.

Nataly [62]

I feel it is very direct how Jade could improve her feedback to Carla.

Reading Jade’s feedback above, I feel it is very direct. I felt it was a bit too direct if I’m being honest. I like direct feedback, where there is no sugar coating and it gets straight to the point. I like to know exactly what is going on and if there is anything I can improve. But, not everyone does.

Jade’s email can be effective or be the complete opposite depending on how Carla takes the message.

Let’s just say she’s more of a personal communicator, I feel like Carla might be upset because of how to direct Jade is being. To help Jade and Carla come to an understanding with no defensive acts, using the four-step formula will help. Step One: The Micro-Yes, asking a question that is short but important

Hi Carla,

Do you have a few minutes to discuss the last report you sent me to proofread for you? I have a few things I’ve noticed that could greatly help both of us.

Step Two: Data Point, list specifically what you saw/heard. Be specific.

I’ve noticed in the last report that there are a lot of basic errors such as grammar and informalities.

Step Three: Show impact, name exactly how that data point impacted you.

It is taking me longer to proofread because of those basic errors in your report, I’m finding it very time-consuming.

Step Four: End on a question, wrap feedback message with a question. Is it possible for you to proofread before sending me the report? It will cut out a bunch of time and I will be able to give you quicker feedback on your report. What are your thoughts on that

Using the four-step formula will help Jade give her feedback to Carla without being too direct.

“Hi, Carla,

Do you have a few minutes to discuss the last report you sent me to proofread for you? I have a few things I’ve noticed that could greatly help both of us. I’ve noticed in the last report that there are a lot of basic errors such as grammar and informalities. It is taking me longer to proofread because of those basic errors in your report, I’m finding it very time-consuming. Is it possible for you to proofreading before sending me the report? It will cut out a bunch of time and I will be able to give you quicker feedback on your report. What are your thoughts on that?”

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d is the correct option

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After reading Case Study 1 & 2; summarize your findings on the impact of

Leto [7]

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Which of the following is a valid conclusion that can be drawn from the statement below?

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Emerging adulthood refers too: Group of answer choices the time during late adolescence when teens are emerging from their rooms

DerKrebs [107]

Answer:

the time from the end of high school to the late twenties when young people are constructing an adult life

Explanation:

In psychology, the term emerging adulthood refers to the period of time in the lifespan between 18 to 30 years approximately, this is a relatively new life stage that has arisen between adolescence and young adulthood and has the following characteristics as it is considered:

the age of identity explorations;
the age of instability;
the self-focused age;
the age of feeling in-between; and
the age of possibilities.

In other words, during this period, people focus on exploring different options with partners and with works before making stable decisions. Emerging adults explore the different possibilities they have in life and gain understanding of who they are, their values, beliefs and goals before getting into young adulthood.

Thus, emerging adulthood refers to the time from the end of high school (18 years old) to the late twenties when young people are constructing an adult life.

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