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Communication Process

Exchange of information, feelings, needs, and preferences between 2 people

Theraputic communication

Patient centered communication used to promote a greater understanding of a parent's needs, concerns, and feelings.

Active listening

Techniques that use all senses to interpret verbal and nonverbal messages

Feedback

A return message sent by the reciever of information, that completes communication process

Body language

Facial expressions,posture,body position, behavior, gestures,touch, and general appearance

Non verbal communication

Communication conveyed by body language, less conscious and more indirect than verbal communication

Verbal communication

Concious use of words, either spoken or written. More direct than nonverbal

Shared meaning

Establish a mutual understanding of the meaning of the message.



Verbal vs. Nonverbal comm.

Verbal and nonverbal language should be congruent or in agreement to effectively meet goal of shared meaning in communication

Factors affecting comm.

Personal space


Body position


Language


Culture


Attitude


Emotions


4 Personal Distance Zones

Intimate-physical contact to 18 in.


Casual-Personal - 18in to 4ft


Social-Consultive - 4ft to 12ft


Public- 12 ft if possible

Culture

Shared values, beliefs, and prectices

Cultural sensitivity

Respect for the accepted patterns of communication in a culture

Denotative

Literal meaning,absent any interpretation

Connotative

Emotional associations that can be attached to the word

Styles of comm.

Passive or avoidant


Aggressive


Assertive

D.E.S.C Method of Comm.

DESCRIBE: behavior


EXPLAIN: impact of behaviour


STATE: desired out come


CONSEQUENCES:

Barriers to communication

Questions


False reassurances


Too many personal questions


Belittling a pt. feelings


Express disapproval