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6 reasons why humans communicate with example

S-social ex. strong and inborn need


H- help ex. advise


L - learn ex. internalize info


I - influence. ex. persuade


P - play ex. games


R - relate. ex building frienships

characteristics of competent communicators

A&E - appropriate and effective


U - understood


S - skilled


E - ethical

Transaction Model 3 points

- the simultaneous sending and receiving of messages in an ongoing, irreversible process


- there are two communicators that send and receive messages


- both have noise around them

3 Types of noise with example

P - physiological ex. pain


E - external ex. music


P - psychological ex. worries

3 barriers and ex. of what they are

Criticizing: you've brought this upon yourself


Diagnosing: assumptions about why people do the things they do


Threatening: you do this or else

Definition, advantage, disadvantage, and tip of you statements

express or implies judgment of the other person (definition and disadvantage)


advantage: when the statement is positive


tip: only use when praising


definition, advantage, disadvantage, and tip of I statements

a statement that describes the speaker's reaction to another person's behaviour without making judgments about the behaviours worth (definition and advantage)


disadvantage: egotistical


tip: when the other person is unaware or does not perceive the problem

one physical and one psychological fear response impairments

physical: heart rate


psychological: mental rigidity

Describe optimal flow 4 pts

when you have necessarily skills for the task


when you become absorbed by the activity


sense of time distorted


enjoyment

describe heightened arousal 3 pts

irrational flight or freezing


brain goes blank


sensory distortions

describe the inverted U theory

a medium amount of arousal and anxiety causes one to perform higher


name the 9 steps of Centering

relaxed position


pick intention


focal point


close eyes and focus on breathing


breathe slowly and deeply


release muscle tension


find centre of graity


repeat process cues


direct energy



roy is freakin cool but roy can really die

what is the continuum of effective listening?

silent--questioning--paraphrasing--empathizing--supporting--analyzing--judging--advising



so queers praise even sluts and judge all

RASA

receive


appreciate


summarize


ask

paraphrasing

restate speaker's thoughts and/or feelings in your own words