Caption Competition: Psychology of Change

Posted on September 27, 2010 by Natasha Stone

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LCP’s caption competition – win Amazon vouchers
Ch-ch-ch-ch-changes…

UPDATE 11/10/10: Competition now closed. Thanks to everyone who entered – we loved all the entries, but our favourite was Adrian Egglestone’s – congratulations Adrian, your £5 in Amazon vouchers are on the way! You can view Adrian’s caption and the other entries below. Don’t forget to sign up to the monthly LCP newsletter to hear about our next competition.

The theme of this month’s newsletter is the psychology of change and LCP’s Claire Walsh explains how psychological models prove very useful tools to help managers understand individuals’ responses to change and how to help them to deal with the change process (if you’d like a copy it’s not too late – just sign up to LCP’s newsletter).

In line with this, the theme of the first of our monthly caption competitions is ‘change’. Just leave a comment below with your best attempt and we’ll judge the competion on the 11th of October 2010 – just check the blog or follow LCP on Twitter to hear who won. The winner will receive £5 of Amazon vouchers – good luck!

Caption competition: ChangeImage credit: Flickr

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  • Kristine

    The levitation seminar proved really helpful when Jim next came to changing lightbulbs.

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  • Liz Wheeler

    After Jed’s alien abduction (pictured here), co-workers did claim they saw a change.

  • Tim Lawver

    The last patient gone for the day, Dr. Wenz returns to his home on the distant planet of Kerplotz.

  • http://www.lcp.org.uk Claire Walsh

    Thanks for taking part Kristine, Liz and Tim great contributions so far :)

  • Frances Heaton

    No! I would sooner have had Ed Balls winning the Labour leadership than brother Ed.

  • Adrian Egglestone

    Its OK he’s moving along the change curve, once he is through this bend he will be more accepting.

  • Claire Walsh

    Thanks Frances, Adrian :)

  • Rob Falconer

    Change? What about the psychology of credit cards?

  • Frances Heaton

    Whoops! The pas de deux went slightly wrong. Where’s my partner?

  • Nicki Corbett

    I WILL be a butterfly. I WILL be a butterfly. I WILL!

  • Hazel

    Inspired by the Change Seminar Paul started thinking about working his way up through the company ….

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