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Giving people new experiences through behaviour - Face to Face Skills
Nick Tyson Academi Wales
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“If you keep on doing what you’ve always done
“If you keep on doing what you’ve always done. You’ll keep on getting what you’ve always got” Insanity: “Doing the same thing over & over again and expecting different results”
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The Behaviour Triangle
Results Actions & Behaviours Beliefs & Values Experiences Produce Manage Drive Reinforce Culture Journey to the Emerald City – Connors and Smith
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The Behaviour Triangle
Results Actions & Behaviours Beliefs & Values Experiences Results Actions & Behaviours Beliefs & Values Experiences
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Face to Face Skills Successful behaviours at a meeting, what were they, why did they work, what did they achieve
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Communication The Behaviour Model
What is Behaviour - a definition Behaviour is not: thoughts attitude personality Honey Behaviour is overt and observable Cant tell what people are thinking We only have our perception of someones attitude Personality even more complex
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Cause & Effect Premise behaviour causes effect
But with behaviour you have achoice Perhaps you all doing now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Lack of Behaviour
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Influencing with Integrity Planning
Rules of Success Adapting Behaviour Clear Objectives Influencing with Integrity Planning
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Seeking Clarification Clarifying, Explaining and Informing
Behaviour Categories Seeking Ideas Proposing Suggesting Building Disagreeing Supporting Difficulty Stating Seeking Clarification Clarifying, Explaining and Informing
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Flagging Categories Exercise 1
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Flagging Categories Exercise 2
Analysing a video clip
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Impact of Behaviour Types
You can maximise the following to encourage effective discussions: Seeking Ideas is 79% likely to shape ideas Supporting is 50% likely to shape ideas Suggesting is 42% likely to shape supporting Building is 36% likely to shape seeking clarification
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Effective Facilitating
Achieving outcomes Seeking ideas (79% likely to shape ideas, proposing 60% and suggesting 19%) Supporting (50% likely to shape ideas) Suggesting (42% likely to shape supporting) Building (32% likely to shape supporting) Confirms the power of asking questions & that behaviour begets behaviour
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Ineffective Facilitating
Seeking clarification (89% likely to shape clarification, explanation and information) Disagreeing (42% likely to shape clarification, explanation and information & 31% disagreeing) Clarifying (42% likely to shape clarification, explanation and information & 31% seeking clarification) Proposing (39% likely to difficulty stating & 25% supporting) Difficulty stating (18% likely to shape clarification, explanation and information)
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If you want the other person to...
Seek Ideas Propose Suggest Build Disagree Support State Difficulties Seek Clarification / Information Clarify, explain and inform Seek Ideas - tough but try difficulty stting Propose - seak ideas Suggest -seek ideas or support Build - build Disagree -disagree Support - build or suggest State Difficulties - propose Seek Clarification / Information – build or clarify Clarify, explain and inform – seek clarification
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Avoiding the Disagreement Spiral
Coping with those who pathologically state difficulties How to avoid losing control of the conversation How to get key people to agree with you Avoiding the disagreement spiral – pretend they are diff state, try a suggestion Coping with those who pathologically state difficulties – either suggest or ask them for a suggestion How to avoid losing control of the conversation – hang on to your shaping behaviours use questions How to get key people to agree with you – we saW EARLIER THAT SUGGESTIONS
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