The Importance of Listening in Communication Essay

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    relationships in possible ways. The key to relationships, according to Baxter and Montgomery (1996), is to manage the tensions; we look for ways to satisfy both our needs and/or our desires. Learning about communication, culture and gender is important because it will allow for each person to fathom the importance of communicating with the opposite sex. According to (Wood, Julia) states that the first thing is that it enhances your appreciation of complex ways in which cultural values and…

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    Effective communication between both the preceptor and preceptee is essential for safe practice. There are four main modes of communication: written, verbal, paraverbal and nonverbal (body language). Written communication must be concise and accurate as it can be misinterpreted as what was meant to what is read. It is important to keep expressions simple and understandable with verbal communication and explain complex jargon with concrete examples, which…

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    only to do nothing more than gain in our own lives. Believing that no one else is doing the same to us. We say “WE” when something is possibly negative and “I” when we have forgotten our two ways of communication. We become self-proclaimed heroes and blame our short comings on others not listening. The responsibility is now shifted to the other person, when all we truly wanted was people to do what we wanted them to do. The only way of positively fixing this is to not only listen, but show…

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    now have a better understanding of the importance of proper team building to create a more productive and content staff. A vital aspect of overall client or customer satisfaction is rooted in a sound and appreciated staff. Your Vision as a Practitioner-Scholar Introduction I have worked for two decades as a…

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    important to keep the resident in the exercise regime three times a week. Clarification is another way to show that I am actively listening during the conference. Like saying: You stated earlier, that Mr. Resident 2 needs an exercise regime. Can you tell me more about what kind of exercise he can do? Lastly, at the end of each care conference, as the nurse who is actively listening to what everyone have said, I will be able to summarize the entire content of the conference. In summarization, I…

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    aspects are the most important part of the Japanese style of communication. Indirect communication is one of the most vital attributes of the Japanese communication. Japanese are the most polite people with the use of language and helpfulness to strangers or people whom they meet for the first time. When they are introduced to somebody they use formal language until you become a friend. The Japanese culture relies on indirect communication compared to the Canadians (Lewicki et al., 2011).…

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    are four characteristics of consulting, which are expertise, capability, complementary, and the need for consultation (Capuzzi & Stauffer, 2012). Consulting Insights After reviewing consulting and the various models and types, I have realized the importance of confidentiality and power. Confidentiality is the right for clients to have privacy (Capuzzi & Stauffer, 2012). All information disclosed needs to be discussed and understood by clients before consulted (Capuzzi & Stauffer, 2012). As a…

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    scared him of course, but I found out the information I needed. After that adventure I committed myself to paying more attention to my family, friends, colleagues, and peers behavior’s with technology. Eye contact is the most important tool in communication. It is one of the first nonverbal behaviors noticed by others. In a simple conversation an individual who keeps eye contact with his or her interlocutor is judged more positively, but regrettably we are choosing the keyboard. Turkle in her…

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    Iberg J: Focusing

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    The need for patients to describe their illness and symptoms in detail is not always as obvious as wanting to have their condition understood by a member of health-care staff. This can be an opportunity for the patient to portray their feelings and anguish towards the challenges in every day life, more of a emotional release mechanism and a way of justifying to themselves how well they are coping with managing their conditions and illness. Simply having the opportunity to vent their frustrations…

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    practice standard. For example, the learning module identifies ways to establish therapeutic communication by listening carefully to the client’s needs and avoiding giving advice immediately or diminishing their feelings, and ensuring that the client understands how the healthcare team will be involved in providing their care. The learning module also underlines the importance of non-verbal communication and provides examples on how to translate this into…

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