ORGANISATIONAL BEHAVOIUR
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Response to Question 1: Different views of a movie
The film that I watched recently was ‘The theory of Everything’, a movie based on
the life of Stephen William Hawking. The movie revolved around the life story of a famous
Theoretical physicist, Stephen Hawking and his struggles in life. The story reflects his
determination and love for discovery, which stimulated the energy of fighting with
impossibilities of medical treatments and science. The motor neuron disease did not restricted
him for concept of singularity. The movie reflected a strong level of support and
understanding from his wife Jane. The movie stressed on his relationship with his wife and
her trust on his research work and persistency. He discovered motor neuron disease at the age
of 21 but did not quit his ongoing research on the study of time. The movie portrayed the
efforts of breaking odds in field of science and medicine by learning how to survive with
available resources and technological support.
The reason behind disliking the movie by one of my colleagues can be the difference
in opinion, interests and beliefs. My colleague watched the movie with the motive of learning
the origin of singularity. The perception of my colleague with the movie was that it was
purely based on the scientific theories leading to the introduction of the concept of
singularity. My colleague was intrigued with the background and discoveries of Stephen
Hawking in the field of Physics. However, the movie did not satisfy his interest and
educational learnings as it was more focussed on the struggles in life and the support of his
wife in every phase of life and discoveries. His expectation and perception was based on his
educational interests and background of Physics, which was not accomplished with the
lessons portrayed in the movie, being determined in life, unconditional love and eliminating
restrictions from society.
Response to Question 2: Motivation for security staff of Aircraft

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