Active Listening
Active listening means paying close attention to a client verbally as well as non verbally and listening to speaker's signs & sounds.
Observing body language, listening to their feelings, self awareness and paraphrasing, etc. The goal of active listening is to understand the feelings and views of the person.
For example one day I went to the hospital with my father because he had a very bad headache but he doesn't say anything when I asked "How is your headache?".
He had responded with "Not that much" but his facial expression and non verbal behavior indicated that he was in lots of pain.
Empathetic
Empathetic listening means being attentive to your client's feelings. Empathy means being open and trying to understand the …show more content…
He has a show and tell day in his class. I asked my son a lot of questions that I was wondering, like what he did in class.
Mom: Hi, Son how was your show and tell?
Son: Good, mom.
Mom: That's good, but what did you say in class?
Son: About games.
Mom: Did you teacher like your presentation?
Son: Maybe.
Mom: Are you hungry?
Son: Yes.
After this I thought his answers was enough for me, I wanted to know more but he went and gave me all short answers but now I know how what he did in his class.
Active Listening
Active listening means paying close attention to a client's verbal as well as non verbal communications. Active listening is listening when you fully concentrate or pay attention to other person.
Also when you feel the same happiness or sadness that the other person is going through.
Paraphrasing
Paraphrasing is restating a person's message in your own word. When paraphrasing, use fewer words then the person used to send the mesage.
It shows that you are listening and it lets both you and the sneder know that you understood the message.
An example would be repeating my father repeating the doctor's instructions on when to take his medication for his
Active listening means paying close attention to a client verbally as well as non verbally and listening to speaker's signs & sounds.
Observing body language, listening to their feelings, self awareness and paraphrasing, etc. The goal of active listening is to understand the feelings and views of the person.
For example one day I went to the hospital with my father because he had a very bad headache but he doesn't say anything when I asked "How is your headache?".
He had responded with "Not that much" but his facial expression and non verbal behavior indicated that he was in lots of pain.
Empathetic
Empathetic listening means being attentive to your client's feelings. Empathy means being open and trying to understand the …show more content…
He has a show and tell day in his class. I asked my son a lot of questions that I was wondering, like what he did in class.
Mom: Hi, Son how was your show and tell?
Son: Good, mom.
Mom: That's good, but what did you say in class?
Son: About games.
Mom: Did you teacher like your presentation?
Son: Maybe.
Mom: Are you hungry?
Son: Yes.
After this I thought his answers was enough for me, I wanted to know more but he went and gave me all short answers but now I know how what he did in his class.
Active Listening
Active listening means paying close attention to a client's verbal as well as non verbal communications. Active listening is listening when you fully concentrate or pay attention to other person.
Also when you feel the same happiness or sadness that the other person is going through.
Paraphrasing
Paraphrasing is restating a person's message in your own word. When paraphrasing, use fewer words then the person used to send the mesage.
It shows that you are listening and it lets both you and the sneder know that you understood the message.
An example would be repeating my father repeating the doctor's instructions on when to take his medication for his