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Developing <strong>Managerial</strong> Effectiveness with Style and<br />
Versatility Workshop — Two-Hour Version<br />
PPT #13<br />
5 Min<br />
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Backup Behavior<br />
EXPLAIN the Backup Behavior and how excess Style-related tension occurs.<br />
ASK participants to turn to page 21 of the Concepts Guide.<br />
SAY, “Backup Behavior typically occurs when individuals become frustrated in their<br />
efforts to act in ways consistent with their Style Orientation. <strong>The</strong> Backup Behavior for<br />
each Style is an exaggerated form of Style-related behavior used by a person to reduce<br />
tension within the relationships that caused the tension."<br />
■ To increase your interpersonal effectiveness, learn to recognize when you are being<br />
detrimentally affected by tension and develop ways to constructively deal with it.<br />
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FACILITATOR<br />
GUIDE<br />
■ Recognizing the Backup Behavior for each Style can also help you to deal<br />
constructively and effectively when working with others who are experiencing excess<br />
tension and behaving in style-bound ways.<br />
■ Review the Backup Behavior for each Style (using the slide)<br />
■ Share tips for dealing with Backup Behavior:<br />
■ Driving � Autocratic. Show this Style how you can help them achieve the<br />
results or goals they are committed to achieving.<br />
■ Expressive � Attacks. Listen emphatically, without evaluating or defending.<br />
Accept the emotion expressed without getting involved or committed by it.<br />
■ Amiable � Acquiesces. Encourage this Style to feel safe in becoming involved<br />
again and initiating points of view. Invite him/her to offer constructive criticism.<br />
■ Analytical � Avoids. Reinforce the value of their facts and data. Avoid focusing<br />
on personalities or emotional issues. Ask to compare their facts with yours in a<br />
non-confrontational manner.<br />
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