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The research and draft of Story-Telling Project Case Study Questions were an interesting task where I could apply theory with practice. In the applied approach has been used a question-and-answer format. Success stories project provide a number of benefits for participants as well as for the organisation, which include improvement of social connectiveness, wellbeing, self-esteem, sharing challenges and achievements (Stephens 2015; Lavinghouze 2007; Shen 2016). For completing this task, the supervisor asked me to conduct the research and I had a very limited time, but I could collect different ideas to put them together and on the next day questionnaire was completed. After we completed this task, my confidence improved and I could apply my
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