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Psychodynamic Approach-Intro
Team B Unit 4 Team Project
Psychodynamic Report

Submitted to
Dr. George Sparks, Professor, GM503
Kaplan University Masters Online Program
Prepared by Team B
Jenny Asbury, Donny Horsley, Van Mizak, Vlendy Rodan, and Javita Wooten

Psychodynamic Approach-Intro (Van)
• Thesis statement : Case study 13.2 (Staff Meeting Problems)
• Correct use of the psychodynamic approach discourages manipulative techniques in leadership and garners effective leadership based on selfawareness and tolerance for the styles and behaviors of others.

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• Purpose
• Utilizing the case study 13.2 staff meeting problems our team utilized the psychodynamic approach to raise awareness of the leader (Stan) and the followers personality types and the implications
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