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1 EMOTIONS AND HUMAN RELATIONS MGT 311. Business Psychology MGT 311. Business Psychology 2 I. Discuss the concept of emotion, its classification and the theories that explain it II. Explain how emotions affect the decision making process, particularly at work setting III. Discuss the importance of organizational climate IV. Discuss the importance of communication in human relation V. Appreciate the relevance of human relations to the business organization MODULE OBJECTIVES

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EMOTIONS AND HUMAN RELATIONS

MGT 311. Business Psychology

MGT 311. Business Psychology

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I. Discuss the concept of emotion, its classification and the theories that explain it

II. Explain how emotions affect the decision making process, particularly at work setting

III. Discuss the importance of organizational climateIV. Discuss the importance of communication in human

relationV. Appreciate the relevance of human relations to the

business organization

MODULE OBJECTIVES

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I. Concepts of Emotion, Classification and Emotional Behavior

II. Human Relations

III. People, Business and the Dynamics of Human Relations

MODULE OUTLINE

MGT 311. Business Psychology

GETTING STARTED…

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HOW HOW ARE ARE YOUYOU

FEELINGFEELINGTODAY?TODAY?

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EMOTION

• a : the affective aspect of consciousness : FEELING

• b : a state of feeling• c : a conscious mental reaction (as anger or fear)

subjectively experienced as strong feeling usually directed toward a specific object and typically accompanied by physiological and behavioral changes in the body

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Emotion Theories

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JAMES-LANGE

CANNON-BARD

FACIAL FEEDBACK

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Basic Emotions

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Variety of Emotions

• Basic vs. Derived• Positive vs. Negative• Constructive vs. Destructive

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Factors Affecting Emotions

• Personality• Culture• Weather• Stress• Age• Gender• Environment• Marital Status, Social & Organizational

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EMOTIONS and WORK

Work environmentCharacteristics of the

jobJob demand

Requirement for the emotional labor

Job Performance

Job Satisfaction

Emotional ReactionsPositiveNegative

Personal DispositionsPersonalitymood

Work EventsDaily hasslesDaily uplifts

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MGT 311. Business PsychologyEmotionalIntelligence

EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE

SELF AWARENESS

SELF MANAGEMENT

SELF DEVELOPMENTEMPATHY

SOCIAL SKILLS

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HUMAN RELATIONS

• a field of study that deals with social relations inthe workplace and gave rise to a philosophyand style of management that stresses teamwork andthe importance of motivating employees, communicatingwith them and giving them opportunitiesfor personal growth and development in their work

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Greatest Principle in Human Relations

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COMMUNICATION PROCESS

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ORGANIZATIONAL CLIMATE

• “Quantifying” the organizational culture

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PEOPLE, BUSINESS AND HUMAN RELATIONS

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"A Short Course in Human RelationsThe 6 most important words: I admit that I was wrong.The 5 most important words: You did a great job.The 4 most important words: What do you think?The 3 most important words: Could you please.The 2 most important words: Thank you!The most important word: We.The least important word: I."

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