Implications of change management in public administration

elements in the communication process.
Business Statistics – Economic Informatics
The analysis on the implications of the modeling changes, sensory acuity, calibration,
anchoring, establishing objectives, flexibility, behavior
By modeling changes it will be increased both the efficiency and the
effectiveness of the work factor. The anchoring and the calibration will allow a better
adaptation of the person to the environment and a more efficient use of their resources
in order to achieve a specific objective. Using the sensory acuity, the quality of the
information collected from the environment will improve, which will reduce the time
spent on analyzing the data and will increase the analysis efficiency. Using the
objective targeting and the behavioral flexibility it will be optimized the decision
making activity, increasingly focusing the on behavioral characteristics of each person.
The increase of the sensory sensitivity will lead to improved perceptions over
the previous ones, the results materializing in obtaining more precise information and
the best possible quality.
Using the modeling not as a heterogeneous method but as a homogeneous one,
based on the priorities of each person will lead, in the case of implicit modeling, to the
optimization of their own behavior and to a superior use of the experience gained, and
for the explicit modeling it will lead, on the one hand, to a better systematization of
knowledge, on the other hand it will help to transfer more easily the information so that
the behaviors, models undergone to transformation become easier and easier to use, and
easier to adapt to the particularities of each person.
Using the anchoring in many situations will lead to the creation of specific
routines for the tasks to be performed. Since the routines have been saved, their
application will be done almost automatically, and the results will improve because this
tool uses mainly internal resources of the person concerned. An efficient use of the nonverbal
language both in terms of its decoding and use in the communication process
will lead to the elimination of many communication barriers, and it will help to decode
the messages transmitted within the communication process, thus being made the best
decision. Based on the components of the technique presented there can be developed a
graphic representation of it in relation to the use of the major components. They are
presented in Fig. 4.
Figure presenting the relations within the MCAAs technique
In this technique, the verbal and non-verbal communication along with the
behaviors and the feeling of confidence generate the sensory acuity improvement
specifically by combinations of factors that they have, but also by the action it exerts on
a person's representational system. The sensory acuity along with the stimuli on the one
hand and the cognitive processes, the positive terms and the motivational triggers on the
other hand, lead to customize the modeling process so that it can operate both inwards
and outwards.
In this way, the modeling process is both implicitly and explicitly. The implicit
modeling aims to improve their behaviors, attitudes, values and their adjustment to the
realities of the environment in real time, while the explicit modeling involves breaking
the information into smaller pieces, easier to be transmitted and assimilated by the
others. Breaking the initial information does not lead to losses in this process, but the
process of learning and memory is faster and easier to be realized, and the results are
the same whether the information is broken or not.
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