Emperor1956
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Morning, E. What happens when it's more than one pack? Just a wandering thought that went through me noggin... Level, good morning, too. Y'know, that's a very good question. Usually we talk about isolating the "wolfpack" or the key actors from the part of the group that is either trying to make a decision, or trying to acheive a goal -- I don't know what happens when there are multiple packs. I suspect that the group dynamics become attenuated. I will read up on it. quote:
becca333: That's fascinating - and kind of scary! So...what's the cure? Its human dynamics, I'm not sure there is a "cure", but what you, as a negotiator/facilitator try to do is recognize the "wolfpack" and isolate it or break it up. Knowing what is going on in the dynamic is the key, because you can anticipate behavior, even if you can't "cure" it. Sometimes, if you are really skillful, you can use the "pack" because they rarely think independently. So if you have an issue under discussion that you want to bring to a close (like a vote to adopt a secondary issue so you can move on to the main issue) you can try to bring the leaders of the wolfpack to the table, knowing their followers will follow. So my question for you, becca, is does "333" mean you are only 1/2 demonic *GRIN*? and finally: quote:
Ron: Where do I fit then? 'Cause I sure am into watching the cholesterol flaking off the veins, and am a decided shit-stirrer, but usually run alone........Do they got a name for that? a name? How about "tickler" because you always make me smile? nahhhh that's not Dom enough. I'll work on it! Keep stirring Ron, keep stirring. E.
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