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    The world was forever changed when on February 15, 1946 the first digitalized computer the ENIAC (Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer) was introduced. ”Designed and built for the United States Army to calculate artillery firing tables,” (“What is ENIAC) it was however the sheer power of ENIAC’s power and general-purpose programmability that thrilled the public’s dreams. When it was publicized in 1946, ENIAC was referred to in the media as a “giant brain.” Seventy years later and a…

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    the nurse assigned to her. The key issues to consider when delegating and assigning care to a patient are that the five rights to delegation are properly meet. Those five rights are the right task, right circumstances, right person, right communication, and right supervision (Huber, 2014). To effectively delegate a task the charge nurse must be aware that the knowledge and…

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    practices a nurse must have great scientific knowledge, intrapersonal and intellectual skills and abilities. Therapeutic communication is another essential component in the nursing practice, having good interpersonal communication skills would help build or establish a good rapport or relationship between the patient -nurse and with other health care professionals. These expertise is attained through using different therapeutic communication technique such as active listening, giving feedback,…

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    In our first class, we began to discuss communication basics and how they apply to daily life, and their relevance in a college setting. Forms of communication include Intrapersonal, Interpersonal, Group, Public, and Mass. I have found a majority of these forms of communication to be relevant in regards to my college experience thus far. As a student, I almost constantly have an running internal monologue, a form of Intrapersonal communication. This internal monologue ranges from me reminding…

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    Shawn Jennings’ story started with nonverbal communication. When he was in locked in stage, he could not talk which made only non-verbal communication possible. Facial characteristics such as frowning or smiling add to the verbal message conveyed. However, this was not the case for Shawn Jennings because in the book he says he had no chance to convey his feelings through facial expression. It was really hard for nurses to understand his feelings. Sometimes, nurses would try to make him…

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    The movie Crash consisted of several forms of communication from nonverbal, interpersonal, and intrapersonal. Nonverbal communication is all kinds of human messages and responses not expressed in words. Usually when watching movies I tend to not pay attention and focus towards what 's going on. The movie crash fits perfect for the crash because it focuses on main communications points and topics we spoke over in class. There was a scene when the officer non verbally assaulted Cameron Thayer’s…

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    1. Describe the communication process, and identify the key components. Communication is the process of sending information between two or more people and can be done in different mediums like oral, written, music and body language. The communication process is different steps that the message goes through before it gets to the receiver. First it starts with a sender who is the one that will construct the message that is to be sent into words (or a video, song, gestures). The next step of the…

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    of me. I was also very quiet didn’t talk to a lot of people. In communication I have progressed in many ways including intrapersonal communications. Interpersonal communication is an exchange of information between two or more people. There are many parts of interpersonal communication, one of them is verbal communication. Which is about what we say and how we say it. I have progress in verbal communication a lot, now I try to say appropriate words even though…

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    individual variations in terms of Gardner’s MI theory, learning style, and temperament. Jamal possessed interpersonal understanding hence, his ability to interact with others allowed him to eventually comprehend his role in society. In addition, his intrapersonal skills were utilized as he contemplated his goals (sports or writing). I also noted Jamal’s exuded a high level of confidence. For example, he voiced his opinion while being cognizant of the possible consequences he would have to face…

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    Any and all types of communication start with the idea that you are going to be delivering an idea or message to an individual or a group of individuals, The way that you approach those that you are talking to all depends on if it is s ingle person or if you are talking to a group of people because the delivery is different depending on who and how many people you are talking to. You need to make sure that those that you are presenting to understand the premise of the information you are telling…

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