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"Behavior" in
Four Secrets

"When you objectively observe others, there is
always behavior to be noticed. You can be talking face-to-face,
listening on the phone,
or watching across a crowded room."
Chapter 2
"There is a well-documented [and
measurable] phenom-enon of people using behaviors in the work-place that
are different from their natural preferences. Sometimes our jobs force
us to fake it!"
Chapter 3
"Our best bet for comm-unicating
with or influencing
others is to try to match our approach to their behavioral needs."
Chapter 2
"Our new understanding of behavior allows us to
'see' things at work that might have been
invisible before."
Chapter 3
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The Secret of
Behavior
More...
Hungry for more about the perspective of Behavior? Do you want
to know about how we change ourselves for our jobs, or why the lack
of an individual Behavioral factor is as importance as its presence? If
so, visit the Take Action tab for opportunities to learn more, direct
from the authors.

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