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    concepts I learned throughout the semester that have helped me become a better communicator toward friends, family and strangers. During this essay I will discuss the internalization that has been administered through out this class, in my life. Active Listening I am currently a waitress at Pasco Kitchen and Lounge. During an average shift I talk to a least 30 people, including guests and employees. The restaurant setting is filled with distractions; physical distractions such as people talking…

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    appropriate questions while listening. Through asking question, it help ensuring that the psychologists have received the correct message from the clients. Sometimes, the psychologists need to restating or rephrasing the clients’ speech to achieve mutual understanding. However, all the question will ask after the client have finished speaking to prevent interrupting. On top of that, encouraging the clients to continue their speech is one of the components of active listening. Psychologists will…

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    in the way of effective listening between parents and their children especially teenagers. We are going to highlight the barriers of attention span, active listening, and distractions. A. Attention Span 1. Comic- We are going to act out a comic shows the difference in speech when you have someone’s attention and situation when you don’t have their situation. 2. Problems- The child came to a different conclusion when the parent was listening versus the parent not listening. 3. Activity- We are…

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    definition of listening is being able to interpret both the non-verbal and verbal messages from others. This skill could be used when establishing leadership with your employees. In some leadership theories, like participative leadership where the employees are crucial and involved in the decision making of the business. A website that supports how to learn these tools are: https://www.mindtools.com/CommSkll/ActiveListening.htm. I like this website because it focuses on active listening and not…

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    I must ensure that the skills [communication, teamwork, active listening and organization skills] I have learned are well applied during my clinical placement. Effective communication is very important in the health care field. As a radiographer, maintaining a positive attitude towards others, explaining jargon words to patients and seeking help from health care professionals when necessary are some examples of effective communication skills (Crawford & Bonham, 2006). For example, during…

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    of all trust. As a leader you must be fair and honorable in all that you endeavor to achieve with each member of your organization. Active listening is a key ingredient in becoming a good leader. Managing attitudes and personalities for so many different individuals from various backgrounds can be the most challenging aspect of being a leader. Active listening allows you to observe, acknowledge the needs being expressed; and to provide timely, yet mutually benefiting guidelines governing all…

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    The music class called Art of Active Listening caught me by surprise. During the beginning weeks of the first semester, I was nervous about where this course will take me. I entered college with no background knowledge of music but was excited to take on a new challenge. This course never involved music notation or theory which was very beneficial for me. This course did provide skills and techniques that I can use throughout my everyday life. Some critical points we covered during the semester…

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    trust and rapport. The active listening minimizes the interrogation and turns the interview into communication between two intelligent people with the goal of self-discovery to experience the positivity about the job and a good chemistry with the person because interviewee doesn 't work for the company but for people. The focus should be framed within listening analysis and listening response to the communicated messages (Archee, Gurney & Mohan 2013). Beside active listening, the partial…

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    Often people are distracted or are already beginning to form a response to what is being said. Active listening, therefore, allows the other a person to communicate and have the opportunity to speak, and at the same time have their message conveyed to another person to ensure the best possible outcome [Active Listening, 2016]. In the majority of the dispute, there was very little active listening that occurred. I feel as if the customer and I had been to engage in trying to “win” the conflict…

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    One key learning experience I have had in this goal of improving my active listening skills which has aided in developing my professional skills in the workplace, would have been when we had our first team meeting, where I was introduced and where we discussed what needed to be completed for the week ahead. Being new to the team meetings, I was ignorant around what things need my upmost attention in terms of listening and concentrating on the finer details. I found that ideas and tasks were…

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