Communication is what connects us to the other people in the world. Someone that has decent communication skills is likely to have positive relationships; whereas if an individual is a poor communicator, at that point when the person tends to feel misunderstood, isolated, also has trouble forming strong connections with people that surround them (Cordner, 2016). Some steps in an excellent communication are to become present and to listen to the other person and thinking about how the other person will perceive the exposition, body language, to engaging in the conversation, also proactive active, constructive communication.
Therefore, if we desire a strong, healthy connection, we must engage with the individual or individuals that a person …show more content…
When a human being has become angry with their shoulders raised up, facial muscles crunched, and the eyes are likely to become narrowed. When unhappy our entire body seems to sag down, especially in our face. When ecstatic the torso straightens, and lifts. Showing Genuine Interest in the person that you are speaking to, by not being brusque, curt with people, cutting them off in mid-sentence. The things that a person should not do when talking with others is constantly talking about themselves unless the other person asks.
Lastly, the steps of healthy communication are practicing active, constructive communication style which is where someone responds in a way that the listener acknowledges what the other person has said, as well as asking the talker to expand upon the subject.
The way that I would teach effective communication skills of the body language to recruits and among current officers would be to pair up people in groups of two or three people. I would tell the recruits as well as my fellow officer to have a conversation while sitting beside a mirror and become observant of the way their body looks and the postures the body forms. I would have the recruits and officer to take note of their facial expressions, as well as how the hands move, and even which way their feet are pointing during the
Therefore, if we desire a strong, healthy connection, we must engage with the individual or individuals that a person …show more content…
When a human being has become angry with their shoulders raised up, facial muscles crunched, and the eyes are likely to become narrowed. When unhappy our entire body seems to sag down, especially in our face. When ecstatic the torso straightens, and lifts. Showing Genuine Interest in the person that you are speaking to, by not being brusque, curt with people, cutting them off in mid-sentence. The things that a person should not do when talking with others is constantly talking about themselves unless the other person asks.
Lastly, the steps of healthy communication are practicing active, constructive communication style which is where someone responds in a way that the listener acknowledges what the other person has said, as well as asking the talker to expand upon the subject.
The way that I would teach effective communication skills of the body language to recruits and among current officers would be to pair up people in groups of two or three people. I would tell the recruits as well as my fellow officer to have a conversation while sitting beside a mirror and become observant of the way their body looks and the postures the body forms. I would have the recruits and officer to take note of their facial expressions, as well as how the hands move, and even which way their feet are pointing during the