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    using book in which answers to exercises are provided for self-check. Learning grammar from books, video and audios is essentially to accelerate mastering of English grammar. A correct oral communication in English language is based on knowledge of phonetics, vocabulary, grammar or experience and practice communication with native speakers of English in real life. Firstly, an English language learner should master basic English grammar by using grammar books with exercises in order to…

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    Persuasion In Ocean's 11

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    When we communicate, not only do we want other people to understand the message, but also we try to affect their beliefs or actions by using persuasion. Communication always involves at least one message, transmitted by a source, via a medium, to a receiver, within a situational context (Simons, 1976). Persuasion is a way of communication to influence other people to make them to do actions, pursue goals that they would have not otherwise. It differs from other ways to influence for three…

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    speech acts are in fact the basic units of linguistic communication. Speech acts are not mere artificial linguistic constructs but rather go together with the enquiry of context which is important to decode a whole utterance and its meaning (Searle, 1976). John L. Austin was responsible for laying the foundation of the Speech Act Theory on which the idea was mainly used in both linguistics…

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    Listening Definition: Listening, in the context of interpersonal skills, is the art of actively receiving the information and messages being offered through both verbal and non-verbal communication (www.skillsyouneed.com). The interpersonal skill of listening means more than just hearing. It means being purposeful in your intent to not only hear and respond, but to understand what is being shared. Example: An example of a well-developed skill of listening would be to practice active…

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    Communication is a broad topic, so I want to focus specifically on communicating my opinions and thoughts more clearly without fear of what others may think of what I say. I often shy away from vocalizing my thoughts out of fear. This leads to unclear communication between peers, colleagues, relatives, friends, etc. and myself. In the PAMS assessment that 3 of my coworkers filled out…

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    so they can have a one-on-one conversation with Shana in which they can work on her listening skills. Active listening is very important for not only the employee and Shana's relationship, but also the workplace. By becoming an active listener, communication can be clarified before misunderstandings occur. Active listening also clarifies points of agreement and disagreement that are put in perspective and diminished rather than blown out of proportion. By preparing to listen, avoiding emotional…

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    Home Interview Essay

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    The participant was recruited from Espoo town home care services the group of interviewees were workers of the health care system the process of recruitment was undertaken in targeted work place amount the workers Substantial efforts were made by the working life partner Integration staff members and myself during the re-cruitment campaign to ensure that the group would have enough participants to ensure the development a workable group dynamic. The minimum set number of participants was set at…

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    Truman's Speech Analysis

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    I chose speeches from the Harry Truman category. The first speech I listened to was Truman Threatens Japan with Atomic Attack (http://www.history.com/speeches/truman-threatens-japan-with-atomic-attacks) by Harry Truman. The second speech I listened to was U.S.-Soviet Tension Builds (http://www.history.com/speeches/us-soviet-tension-builds) given by Secretary of State James Byrnes. I believe that both of these speeches could be considered great speeches. They were both easy to follow and…

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    To communicate is the act of imparting or exchanging information with another. Good communication is finding an alternative way to discuss with your peers when you’re not present. For example, when I wasn’t here (which is frequent for me) to reach out to my teammates, I had to message them on a messenger app that we had set up in order to communicate…

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    strong interpersonal communication competence is a very valuable asset to have when interacting in one’s everyday life. Without a strong competence, one would expect to have trouble adapting to others, managing conversations, being involved in conversations, being empathetic towards others, being effective when conversing, and even being appropriate during interpersonal communication; therefore, as previously stated, it is a necessity to have strong interpersonal communication competence skills.…

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