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Getzels & Guba Social Model Related To (Or Effect) Hershey & Blanchard's Situational Leadership In Army Hospitals

Getzels & Guba Social Model Related To (Or Effect) Hershey & Blanchard's Situational Leadership In Army Hospitals

Introduction

This paper focuses on analyzing the relationship between the social model presented by Getzels and Guba, with the Situational leadership presented by Hershey and Blanchard in army hospitals.

Discussion

Getzels & Guba social model

From the standpoint of model approach to social model should be classified as model of models that define desire, fear, thoughts, model and real actions of individuals in relation to the human (social) environment, the integration of these models in the social systems of varying size and complexity of an integrated reflection of the public model in the individual consciousness (Barr, 2004). This is followed by the correction of social models, both on the ground and in the upper levels of model - people change their behavior depending on the change of ideas, laws, regulations, and the change of ideas, laws, and rules are changed in the light of human behavior. Social model is a lower-level model desires fears, thoughts, model, and the real actions of one person against another person (Steven, 2008). The other side of the exchange processes will be the model that this person expects from the other person as his desires, his fears, his intentions, his model and real action. Such an exchange of social model management is a human person (either explicitly or implicitly) (Barr, 2004).

Because people are united in groups, there is a group social model - social model of the family, the nation's social and human model. Consequently, there is desire, fear, the intention of the model and the real effect of family, nation and humanity in general. Actually desire, fear, intention, model, and the real action are in the description of social model by some or other media. So too will have a psychological phenomenon, as some property of the individual, as a feeling of a "needs" of the individual. Fear is a feeling of possible danger from the external environment, threatening the lives and freedom of the individual, family, nation and humanity. The intention is also a psychological phenomenon, but more designed as a "need" when the clear and objective, and possible means of achieving the goal set for the individual (Barr, 2004).

Within each group, social model has a different potential of the "tension" of model processes - the family members have a different status and subordination to the different measure of responsibility, the nation is divided into social classes with their specific model, a common human model is integrated, consisting of the national model blocks, and the whole construction is permeated with the model of individual human potential individual desires, fears, intentions and actions (Haveman, 2001). Social model, thus, is a very complex construct, whose complexity is due not only to the complexity of relations between the words of Hegel, the private and the public when a private from the public has a different dimension, depending ...