This example shows another form of the Ripple Effect, showing that if one person takes a stand others will follow.
The perspective of input, throughput, and output can be used to analyze Coach Norman Dale's team. Coach Dale's team can be seen as a system, where interconnected parts work together to as a whole. Each member worked together along with the coach to become whole as a team. A system is composed of using input, throughput, and output. Input is defined in our text as "Resources that come from outside a system, such as energy (sunlight, electricity), information (internet, books), and people (a new group member)." The input in Hoosiers Hickory High School's basketball team was Coach Dale, his new assistant coach Wilbur "Shooter" Flatch, and his different coaching style. Throughput is defined as "The process of transforming input into output to keep a system running." This is where the team establishes norms, rules and roles. The Huskers learned their strengths and weaknesses, they followed the coach's rules and techniques and stayed focused. The definition of output is "The continual results of the groups throughput (the transformation of input), such as decisions made, solutions created, and projects completed. The teams output was using the norms, rules, and roles they had set to ultimately win the state championship.
Within his team, Coach Norman Dale did establish boundary control. Boundary control is defined in our text as "Regulation that determines the amount of input and this influence from outsiders in a system". Coach Dales establishes a closed system. He removes the distractions from the team such as the team member who only wanted to whisper and talk during the practice and by removing George from the court as an assistant coach. Coach Dale does not allow people into his closed practices, he also coaches the boys to do as he says and to follow only the techniques that he has taught them, not to listen to the crowd or to what others may say.
The Hoosiers started out rough, but held their composure. ... When going into playoffs the Hoosiers were nervous yet confident. ... The Hoosiers made it through Districts, Regionals, and Semi-finals. ... The Hoosiers got lucky and made a terrific steal to get the ball back. ... The Hickory Hoosiers were a team of composure and a team that would do anything to win. ...
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Individuals on the opposing side of this argument, may give points such as a shortened life-span and the ripple effect it may cause. ... Another reason that might be brought about is the revival of extinct species may cause a domino effect leading to a ripple effect in today's environment. ...
These seismic style occurances can cause a ripple style effect on the water near the epicenter or originating point of the seismic event. ... These ripple effects, caused by the seismic events, can come with great devastation or have little to no effect on civilization. ... The speed of these waves or ripples, have been known to surpass an actual airplane. ...
My third argument will have to be the famous rippling, flowing American flag in the photographs. Some theorists say, If there is no atmosphere or wind on the moon then why is it rippling and standing straight up? ... As for the rippling effect as if the flag is being blown by wind the N.A.S.A. website states that the surface of the moon was quite hard and it was a chore just to get the flagpole in the ground. By twisting the pole back and forth in the ground it made the flag "ripple", also the pole was made of lightweight aluminum and was quite springy, so when the astronaut left it it sprung ...
When this occurs on a large scale, this can begin to effect businesses. ... Massive layoffs alter the ability for the consumer to spend freely and creates a ripple effect that has a negative effect of the economy. ...
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