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    the scenario. The factors that must be considered by me as an ECCE practitioner when approaching the following scenario fall under three categories. The categories to be considered are the importance of my social location, verbal communication and non-verbal communication. 1. Social Location My social location is an important factor I must consider about myself as I approach the following scenario. My own social location plays a large role in the way in which I deal with the scenario. My…

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    is something at this point, whether it being beneficial, it is detrimental to the way we communicate with others. Communication has evolved into a digital spectrum, and is embedded into our lives, whether we participate in social media or not. The fact that social media has become an integral part of the way that we communicate, it taints the experience of face-to-face communication, by being imbedded in a device. While having some detriments, there are a vast number of benefits that social…

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    possible for both the health professional and the client (O’Toole, 2012). To achieve this goal, many professionals work together in an inter-professional team to use their skills for the benefit of the client. Communication, respect and mutual understanding are all key concepts in working in an effective inter-professional team. To understand how to work in a team with the best outcome possible, professionals first have to understand the roles of their profession and those of the interconnecting…

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    There are dozens of languages on this planet for the purpose of millions or even billions of people to be able to communicate with each other. Even within one language there are different dialects and sects which help to make communication with in one certain group even more efficient. In English for example there are thousands of different words just within the English language. However, because the English language is so diverse and carries thousands of different ways on how to…

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    without communication neither of those would be possible. Communication is extremely important in the workplace. In the medical field, communication is the major building block of helping out patients. Individuals working in the medical field should have extrodinary communication skills. There are four types of communication methods which will be discussed in this essay and they are: verbal, nonverbal, written, and electronic. Verbal communication is the most common method of communication…

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    individual over time from the societal environment where they reside. (Taylor, 1974) The culture I mainly identify with is the American culture. Various traits in my communication can expressly exemplify the American culture. Among these is assertiveness, which has been marked as one of the primary identifiers of American communication. This trait represents the will to put forward one’s right and support one’s ideologies and beliefs. Another is argumentative behavior, where Americans are…

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    techniques of communication. One of those techniques is the process of effective communication. Effective communication means to find a way to connect with each other through different ways. This can mean verbal or nonverbal communication, active listening,keeping an open mind, learning to compromise and so on. Verbal communication is the being able to represent yourself through the words you say. That includes the amount of confidence you pack into your words. Nonverbal communication is…

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    means many different ideas and viewpoints can be utilised and incorporated into the workplace. Everyone is valued for the diverse experiences they bring to the workplace. Beginning and Maintaining Effective Relationships Barriers and stereotypes may get in the way of beginning and maintaining effective relationships with people from diverse cultural backgrounds.…

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    Professional Reflection Developing a health communication campaign is much more than just a final requirement to complete a Master’s Degree in Communication, and defining a scholarly Concentration in Health Communication. The process and outcomes of developing a campaign, designed to bring about awareness and prevention of skin cancer in the State of Minnesota, encompassed what I have learned over six years of higher educations, and applying theories, new skill sets, and life experiences…

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    Revolutionized Communication Overtime communication has evolved from the telegram, landline phones, cellphones, email, and text messaging, to social media; and now accessed on a handheld device. No individual would trade his or her smart phone for the old style of communication, the telegram. Therefore, along with the evolution in how individuals communicate, individuals must adapt and begin to make changes in how they view communication. Communication is not what it once was. In Sherry…

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