Open Ended Questions

I started off by asking them to write in their own words, how do you maintain a positive and

Open-ended question are a good way to start conversations as the client cannot just answer with a yes or no. It forces them to give you more information which makes it easier to understand and provide care for them. This would help Josephine connect more with her healthcare providers and her husband.

Secondly, open-ended question should be adopted as the major type of interview questions because it allows maximum freedom for the client to respond in his or her own way (Balzer, Julia, 2004).

When speaking to my client I always have a positive body language always making sure I listen and take time to smile and make my client feel relaxed and at ease and able to trust me, and that I will deal will their needs in the best way for them.

• I should speak to my colleagues and the clients properly to make sure that no conflicts or misunderstanding occurs. I should also make sure that I reflect a happy facial expression when speaking to colleagues and clients.

One of the main advantages of playing sports is the experience gained from the interactions with people.

“How does it feel when you are on a team of any kind, and your teammates are encouraging you and cheering you on?” When i’m on a team i feel shy if i don’t know anybody on there but if i am familiar with the people i am good.”Are your teammates encouraging you and cheering you on? My teammates don’t encourage me our cheer me on because they will hog the ball and pass it to there friends.Only people i know will encourage me.”Does it make you want to try harder? Why?” Yes hearing my friends cheer for me wants me to try my best and succeed because i don’t want to let them down.”What does encouragement look like in P.E?” To me when were participating by playing a game i think that encouragement looks like cheering on your friend to give them a

I am able to help the clients with their needs and I am able to inform them. In the past, I have use my willingness to help people to help my neighbors mow the lawn and I use to deliver the newspaper. I also explained in the first paragraph how I was a hard worker and this is true. In the summer of 2013 I had to deliver the newspaper. Although at the time it was hot and I was very tired I still delivered the newspapers. I believe if you put in hard work, you will feel a rewarded and I was rewarded at the end of the summer when I got paid for my service. In addition another trait I have is my quick thinking and ability to think in critical situations. This is proven in the past, with my ability to think in multiple math contests where I had to a time limit to answer various questions. In order for me to succeed I had to quick rather quickly or else I would not have reached the end of my test. I can transfer these

I disagree with the news being somewhat based on entertainment. I feel that the news should show stories based on importance not entertainment value.

“Recitatif” by Toni Morrison is about a friendship of two main characters, Twyla and Roberta, facing a falling out as a result of invisible barriers imposed by prejudice. Narrated by Twyla, their development of alienation (slow falling-outs) is portrayed through a few counts of unplanned encounters throughout their life in 1960s to 1980s, the progressive period of the civil rights movement (Janken). The time period can be assumed by a few mentionings from the story such as “appointment with Jimi Hendrix” (par. 47; all page references are to the class text.) a famous guitarist in1960s, “IBM people who just moved into the city”(par. 55), IBM headquarter was relocated to Armonk in 1964 (Fuchs) and the “racial strife” (par. 145). The setting plays an important part of the puzzle by giving the readers idea (insight) of the overall atmosphere of the society, where a social class and a racial discrimination considered social norms. In the story, the author repeatedly throws hints of the social class and the racial difference of two main characters to lead the readers to guess and challenge their "knowledge" by inducing personal perspective into the story. And by intentionally leaving an open ended conclusion without an answer, the author cleverly provokes self awareness on inferential generalization of the

The shadow health assignments make one think in a simple yet complicated way. Compound questions cannot be asked, at times we forget that when asking questions to our patients and think that they are medically savvy. Simple open ended questions is the way to go. The shadow assignments are lengthy but when I started them and didn’t get into the appropriate questions, my scores were low. Able to see the progression of learning and interviewing in a way that flows and addresses each system correctly.

Character 1: I think taxes should be raised. We could use those taxes to pay off our national debt.

3) Additionally, Holmes suggested that the following statement be reaffirmed as a mental tonic: “I am strong and free through the Action of God in me. I am well and successful in everything I do.” Although we repeat such affirmations as often as necessary, it is not to be insistent or persistent, but rather to be mentally and emotionally consistent throughout the day. And while eschewing a foolish consistency of resistance and persistence, it is nevertheless wise to be consistent in our affirmation of Truth. As a rule, it is by means of mindful repetition and reaffirmation that one aligns their consciousness with that which they affirm to be true. Consequently, one's single-minded devotion to Truth can reorient the direction of their life.

The question that I selected was open ended. My question is opened ended because I am asking my client to explore something. My rational for choosing this question was because I did not want to come off as blaming Mr. K for anything. The test was very clear about that. I could have asked something such as why did you divorce your wife? This question could cause my client to get angry because he may or may not have filed for divorce. Therefore since I was dealing with a sensitive topic I thought that it was better to ask him to describe the

By asking open-ended questions, provided good use of body language, and good eye contact. She displayed good use of open-ended questions by, using the words what, and how. There were also times where she used “can you elaborate more”. All of these things are known to be a huge part of developing good open-ended questions. Ms. Jo showed good body language by, being very open, and she always sat mirrored who was talking, and always sat squared with who was talking. Ms Jo could have improved her listening skills by, adding some minimal encouragers in her facilitation. This would have just informed us more that she was listening to what we had to say; although it was very clear that she ways.