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    Preface When I had to decide whose story to I should write my biographical narrative, the only person that came to my mind at first was my grandmother, Connie Kim. Though I was planning to write her memories of the Korean War, I realized that there would be many stories that would be similar to each other. However, my grandmother has her own unique story: her story of working as a secretary in the Korean government during the 1960s, during Park Chung-hee’s regime. Whenever I meet my grandparents…

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    been studied in how we make adjustments in very specific areas such as in inter-gender and intra-gender communication (Dragojevic et al, 8). There are also studies and research available which demonstrate how certain professions have to eliminate jargon or technical terminology to more effectively communicate with others, such as doctors speaking with their patients, or police communicating with the public (Dragojevic et al, 10,…

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    Leading Group Challenges Diane J. Hines AJS/512 November 23, 2014 Steven J. Duplissis, J.D. Leading Group Challenges Organizations incorporated in the criminal justice system include the court system, corrections and police departments. There are daily challenges within each of these agencies to deal with and the leaders must have the understanding and experience to handle the challenges within the agencies. In the criminal justice system each of the agencies play a role and the…

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    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 placement, I must try to remain professional, objective and…

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    tries to speak, one could barely understand what he is trying to say due to poor enunciation. Since the age of two, his family were very concern about his development. He tends to jump around babbling some jargons. He usually plays by himself, knocking on something while repeating the jargons and making noise with his mouth. Occasionally, he is overexcited for no particular reason. Sometimes, he laugh excessively and continue to laugh even harder when he is asked to stop. There are times when he…

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    Effective communication is defined as a verbal, written or another method of relaying a message or information in order to get a point across. Effective communication is vital within a health and social care setting as not only would you be preventing miscommunication amongst you and your peers which could otherwise lead to a devastating result on your patient’s health if it occurred; if you are seen to be very good at communicating effectively during placement, you’d easily gain the trust of…

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    In a health and social care setting, your communication varies depending on the person you’re talking to. Communication is extremely important when it comes to a health and social care message. Communication is passing a message on to a person/people using different types based on the person. An example of some different types of communication is: verbal, written, visual, touch, sign language, and even braille. Contexts One-to-one: Positive Depending on the patient, I feel this is the best…

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    communication skills. I was very much a novice in my area and on many instances jargon was used when speaking to experienced colleagues which at that time resulted in me questioning my ability to carry out the job role. Upon reflection, I used this to benefit both myself, colleagues and service users alike. Not to disempower anyone when speaking I now avoid the use of jargon and abbreviations. I still find it hard to limit the use of jargon in professional settings, as a professional I cannot…

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    Settings, seating and time is all a part of communication this affects the way a person’s behaves and able to respond and hear. In addition if a setting was set in a very noisy environment this will cause barrier to communication as they may not understand what has been said and find it very difficult to understand the situation. However they may not be able to understand the person very clearly and may misinterpret their use of language this may cause conflicts. Timing can also be a cause of…

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    essay, I used only one prewriting strategy which was the free write method. I used it one time and since I was interested in my topic I was able to generate my paper of that free write within hours of free writing. I chose that topic (track and field jargons) because it was something I have encountered before and I that made me know how the power of language can affect one if they are new to a community or organization. Track and field is a major sport in the united states, but many writers have…

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