What are the three stages of the maturity continuum?

What is the Maturity Continuum? Physically and emotionally, you can be dependent (relying on others), independent (relying on yourself), or interdependent (working with others).

What is the maturity continuum and what does it explain?

“The Maturity Continuum” is the process of moving individuals from dependence to independence to interdependence.

What are the two types of victory within the maturity continuum?

Which habits fall under interdependence in the maturity continuum?

What is dependence independence and interdependence?

Dependence: You need others to get what you want (attitude of you) Independence: You get what you want through your own effort (attitude of I) Interdependence: Cooperate together to accomplish what we want (attitude of we)

Part 3 Maturity Continuum Stephen R Covey Seven Habits of Highly Effective People

What is independence vs interdependence?

The independent and interdependent selves

Those with interdependent approaches are more likely to be conscious of others and their relationships and to adjust their behavior to accommodate others. In contrast, independent people are more focused on themselves and on influencing others.

Why are habits 1/3 called the private victory?

Effective individuals win two victories in life: a Private Victory when they learn self-mastery and self-discipline, and a Public Victory when they build deep and enduring relationships with others.

How the first three habits represent a private victory?

The first three habits refer to the private victory and are habits that are achieved individually: be proactive; start with the goal in mind and prioritize. The following three habits refer to the Public Victory: Think Win-Win, seek to understand before being understood and to synergize.

What type of victory is being proactive?

The first three habits are all about our private victory - or our victory with ourselves. The first habit, which helps toward our private victory, is all about being proactive. This means taking control of the things we can, and forgetting about the things we can't control.

What is the first mental creation?

Habit 2 is the first, or mental, creation. Beginning with the End in Mind is about vision. Habit 3 is the second creation, the physical creation. This habit is where Habits 1 and 2 come together.

What is the P PC balance?

P/PC Balance is a way to use your time as effectively as possible. “P” stands for “production” and “PC” stands for “production capability,” and if you want to keep producing, or getting results, you have to keep investing in your production capability, the thing that gets you those results.

What is a principle centered paradigm?

The Principle-Centered Paradigm

Dr. Covey instead uses 7 Habits to describe what he calls the “character ethic”: the idea that people are at their best and most successful at reaching their goals when they're being driven by a core set of principles, rather than by a list of DOs and DON'Ts.

What are the parts of the maturity continuum?

What are the three habits?

What I learned was that the quality of your life is determined by the quality of your daily habits and these habits can be classified into three groups; productivity habits, physical habits and mental Habits.

What three habits make up the private victory?

The first three habits, 1. be proactive, 2. begin with and end in mind, and 3. put the first thing first, are grouped together in a category called private victory.

How many steps are there in getting to a 3rd alternative?

It involves four steps: "Ask the 3rd Alternative Question", "Define Criteria of Success", "Create 3rd Alternatives", and "Arrive at Synergy".

What are the tumor twins?

Who are the tumor twins? The tumor twins are things that you would like to get away from, they are competing and comparing. With the tumor twins its visually impossible to think "Win-Win" with them around.

What is circle of concern and circle of influence?

The concept. Popularised by Stephen Covey, this concept explores three spheres: The Circle of Concern – the wide range of worries we might have about a topic. The Circle of Influence – a narrowing of the first circle into those worries we can do something about – either directly or indirectly.

How do you start the end of mind?

Begin With the End in Mind means to begin each day, task, or project with a clear vision of your desired direction and destination, and then continue by flexing your proactive muscles to make things happen.

What is synergy not?

“Synergy is not the same as compromise. In a compromise, one plus one equals one and a half at best.” — Dr. Stephen R. Covey.

Is sharpen the saw a public victory?

"Sharpen The Saw" is about renewal, the pre-requisite for continuous improvement. It is Habit 7 of Stephen Covey's habits of highly effective people. It is the capstone of three (3) habits outlined in Private Victory and the three (3) described in Public Victory.

What is the difference between codependency and interdependence?

While codependency is an unequal partnership that puts one person above the other, interdependency requires both people to be able to operate autonomously. In healthy relationships, couples will feel closely attached and intertwined, but still capable of making their own decisions.

What is Intradependent?

Intradependence is the constitutional status that will let us choose our policies, allegiances, and leaders in NI, based on economic performance. It gives us common ground, enabling us to end sectarianism in the political arena.

What are examples of self Construals?

The self-construal theory speaks about how a person construes himself/herself/themselves in the context of a larger We. A couple may talk about themselves as a We and you can talk about yourself as an individual I. Both cases are examples of self-construals.