Question

Introduction on level of political awarness of your friend

Answer 1

Answer:

1. ‘Reading’, or the skills that an individual uses to understand the world around them.

This dimension is on a spectrum from ‘politically aware’ to ‘politically unaware’, and measures the individual’s ability to ‘read’ the organisation’s processes, agendas (both hidden and stated), the location of power, culture, style, and so on. Political unawareness is defined as the inability, or perhaps unwillingness, to recognise any of these aspects.

The two ends of the spectrum might therefore be defined as ‘clever’ and ‘innocent’. The ‘clever’ people are those who understand and use political power within an organisation, and the ‘innocents’ are the ones who do not even notice its existence.

This dimension, then, describes an individual’s awareness of the politics of the organisation.

2. ‘Carrying’, or the skills that an individual uses to understand their internal world.

This dimension is about what the individual does, and intends to do, with their understanding or lack of it. In other words, how do they act upon it?

Baddeley and James suggested that this was on a scale from ‘acting with integrity’ to ‘playing psychological games’. This dimension therefore modifies the ‘clever/innocent’ scale to create four possible ‘states’: clever, innocent, wise and inept, each of which can be described in terms of an animal (see Figure).

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