The structure of the statute suggests that they are supposed to be facilitative a service to both parties, rather than an imposition upon either of them.
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With a facilitative approach, the consultant focuses less on specific or technical expert knowledge, and more on the " process " of consultation itself.
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Topoff did experiments to show that this pheromone has an important facilitative effect in colony usurpation; it reduces the aggression of the defending " Formica " workers.
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Because of this focus on process, a facilitative approach is also often referred to as'process consulting,'with Edgar Schein being considered the best-known practitioner.
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This methodology promotes " mentoring, joint problem solving, and two-way communication ", and was formally described in the 2001 " Facilitative Supervision Handbook ".
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The following two interactions can be classed as facilitative . " Facilitation " describes species interactions that benefit at least one of the participants and cause no harm to either.
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Thus, the red-light perspective is more conservative and control-oriented, while the green-light perspective is more liberal or socialist in orientation and facilitative in nature.
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Process symmetry and the entrie & # 91; sic & # 93; facilitative exercise can create a sense of equality between adversaries and the illusion of genuine communication, even trust.
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With the exception of an early study exploring the facilitative effects of litter deposition, studies that explicitly addressed terrestrial plant priority effects began to appear in the literature around the year 2000.
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Clegg's " circuits of power " theory likens the production and organising of power to an electric circuit board consisting of three distinct interacting circuits : episodic, dispositional, and facilitative.
