Chapter 8 is about communicating nonverbally, one concept that I believe i'm good at applying to my life is body movements. I define body movements as using looks, facial expressions, hand gestures and self presentation to express yourself. For example, when someone is talking my body language tells you if i'm interested in what hey are saying or not. If i am interested i sit up straight, i make eye contact and i'm completely focused on them and every word they say. But if i'm not interested, I tend to slouch in my chair, look around the room, think about other things. And if i'm really bored i will continuously play with my hair. If someone is talking and i don't agree with them or i don't like what they are saying I will cross my arms, stare at that person with a dirty look, and I might even roll my eyes. I think that body language is important to communications. Others can judge you by your body language, i think you tell a lot by a person by how they present themself. When you go for a job interview you're not gonna slouch or roll your eyes, you're gonna be standing straight up with a …show more content…
And because I hate being touched, I don't like to touch other people. I'm a big fan of personal space and keeping a distance. To me commuting through touch, would be a handshake to say “ nice to meet you”, a pat on the back to say “good job” a hug to comfort and a “I love you” kiss. In my hispanic culture the people are very affectionate. Especially in my family, anything can be solved with a hug and some good food. The problem with not communicating with touche would be that people might think you don't care, that you're not sincere, or that you're just cold-hearted. I think i could better utilize this concept by trying to show other more affection through touch. Instead just waving bye and running out the door to avoid a hug, i'll give a hug or
In a lot of cultures touching is considered to be disrespectful and rude but in on our culture it is not a bad thing, it is etiquette. When we first meet someone, whether it is someone of the opposite sex or same sex, at a family gathering or social event they are often greeted with a hug, handshake, or a kiss on the cheek. If you walk in to a scenery of Cubans and do not greet them in any of those forms you are considered to be rude. Touching is a demonstration of affection. It is not taboo and does not carry a sexual connotation (Cuba, 2017). When someone in our culture goes to see a healthcare provider we like to be greeted by our formal name and with a handshake(Graham and Ritter, 2017). That is a respectful and professional way to approach us and makes us feel comfortable. When we feel comfortable in our environment it makes the appointment go by smoother and we are
Michael Argyle believed that interpersonal communication was like learning how to drive a car. Michael Argyle said that human communication is important as it is a two way process that involves two people sending and responding to each other’s non-verbal and verbal messages. Argyle came up with the theory of communication. This theory was put in place so that people who are having a one-to-one conversation can understand what they are saying to each other. He also came up with this theory as he believed that communication builds an understanding of listening, observing and reflecting what the other person is saying to them.
Ability to listen effectively so that views of the children and their parents /carers effect appropriate involvement in care planning
1.3 EXPLAIN WHY IT IS IMPORTANT TO OBSERVE AN INDIVIDUAL’S REACTION WHEN COMMUNICATING WITH THEM
Purpose: The purpose of this speech is to educate and inform my audience of the risks inherent from unintended hypothermia. I’m eager to alert perioperative staff of the potential dangers as well as the preventative measures that can be taken in order to avoid complications associated with unintended hypothermia. My central idea is hypothermia management saves lives.
Effective communication is important so there are a number of strategies that can be used to make it easily understood and improve the effectiveness of the communication. positive communication in a classroom will help the children feel comfortable in your presence your own communication must always be positive and use language that will be understood by children and young people. Positive communication will promote trust which is important when working with all ages. By demonstrating the right kind of behaviour in different circumstances as well as body language the children and young person will gain in confidence. But not all children have access to consistent and effective communication so it is important that they see this at school and
Humans act toward people, things, and events on the basis of the meanings they assign to them. Once people define a situation as real, it has very real consequences. Without language there would be no thought, no sense of self, and no socializing presence of society within the individual. (Socio-cultural tradition)
Question2. If it is necessary to communicate with another person who does not have good English speaking or comprehension skills, what strategies can you use to communicate
The communication process is used in every kind of relationship. It could be in a friendship, an acquaintance, a significant other, a family, and many more. I found out these processes can be harder than you think three years ago. My father got remarried and I was forced to become up close and personal with complete strangers, my step family. The communication process language in my step family describes the concepts and ideas of the transactional communication model and the social penetration theory.
There were several things about this reading that I found to be very interesting. Going off of what Saffron posted on this thread earlier, I think being vulnerable is a large part of communication as it displays trust and allows for communication to become deeper in a way. Rodriguez explains it is this, "Communication is about our being vulnerable to the humanity of others." (p.15) Additionally, I think that showing vulnerability opens the door for a different type of communication. As Rodriguez hinted at, there are no absolutes, and I think communication is very complex. When showing vulnerability you are open a much more casual form of communication.
Memory was confident with the audience and she established that confidence from the beginning of the speech. When she begin talking, she expressed in a serious calm tone, giving the audience that feeling that she's passionate and confident. Which, is a good thing because it helps the audience and the presenter have the same point of interest. If not, the audience will tune out right away.
Chapter 8 discusses many significant subjects, but the two that really stuck with me were Developing Emotional Intelligence and Choosing to Listen. Developing Emotional Intelligence discusses a variety of steps that allows someone a chance to work their way up to achieving that emotional intelligence and defines it as a cluster of traits: self-awareness, self-regulation, motivation, empathy, and skill in relationships. This subject is important because it basically counsels the reader about their emotions and how to express them; it gives the reader a chance to break through his or her shell. One way this reading can be applied to life is by thinking about what emotion is being felt instead of acting immediately and hurting someone. Choosing
There must be a mixed communication with all these emails. We just need these L-brackets to be installed on the back of BCR2s. We refer to your teams for that level of expertise on step-by-step procedure; since, we do realize each case will be unique and we do not want you to compromise any safety in this process. If we have to move the BCR then let us know. Meanwhile, several of your teams mentioned that they can get it done without removing either components. Thus, I was tried to pass that along to you.
My father and my grandfather are both accomplished, self-taught guitarists. I began to learn the instrument as soon as I was able to hold a guitar at four years of age. In addition I have sought instruction from professional guitar instructors. However, I have realized a struggle with my own introversion and awkwardness with spoken communication in public. This might be a serious hinderance to a successful preforming musician. This struggle was highlighted when I was interviewed for a local culture story. I watched myself fumble with a few sentences on live television. Another example occurred when my high school music theory teacher sat on my desk last october for a little chat. ” He said, “ Really ? Have you ever performed? ” I said,
Talking about communication involves talking about the identity of the person talking as a communicative being therefore about his right to communicate.