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    Neologism In Asd

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    is characterized by dysprosody, making speech very robotic and irregular. Language is very often limited in cases of ASD; individuals do not understand things like humor, metaphor, and analogies (Arciuli & Brock, 2014). People with autism present nonverbal communicative deficits as well. Individuals may lack communicative gestures, effective eye contact, or may exhibit inappropriate facial expressions, postures, and gestures (Wiklund,

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    9) Three personal traits I possess that impact my professional endeavors are dependability, optimism and persistency. I was the director of recruiting promotions for my business fraternity, Pi Sigma Epsilon. I was responsible for recruiting new members by tabling at involvement carnivals throughout the summer and the fall. The chapter was depending on me to show up at each carnival and pitch our fraternity to the incoming students. When recruiting, persistency is key. If you simply let people pass

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    problems, I discovered that we need to find ways to reduce her stress so that she can feel better about herself. When EE expressed these feelings of stress to me I reassured her I was listening and letting her know that I was there for her with nonverbal cues; eye contact, an empathetic facial expression, and understanding. During that time, I made sure to communicate empathy by mirroring and using empathic echo [2.24- 3.59]. An example of this is when she told me the reason why she came to get help

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    Running head: KINESICS’ EFFECT ON LISTENING COMPREHENSION The Impact of Kinesics on the Listening Comprehension of Iranian EFL Female Learners Purebrahim Islamic Azad University Science and Research Branch Professor: Dr. Fall, 2014 Abstract The present study analyzed the effect of kinesics on listening comprehension of pre- intermediate Iranian EFL learners. Two classes of EFL female students were selected for the study, class A with 15 students had audio-visual

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    In this reflection essay, I will demonstrate my learning experience in this counseling session. I will talk about my strength, weakness, verbal, nonverbal expression, including improvements needed to become more efficient in the social work profession. I will also speak about a learning tool called process recording in Social work profession. This process recording was done with the help, with my fantastic Daughter Kendra Shelton as the client and my incredible husband Michael McVay as Video Recorder

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    symptoms of autism According to the U.S Department of Health and Human Services, ‘’Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) represents a broad group of developmental disorders characterized by impaired social interactions, problems with verbal and nonverbal communication, repetitive behaviors, or severely limited activities and interests’’ (HSS, 2014, pg. 1). Autism can usually be diagnosed at an early age, even before the age of two. However, it can be somewhat difficult to detect at first. You can’t simply

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    involve themselves in each others’ worlds, fight through the hard times, and eventually develop deeper connections as noted through distinctive stages of Knapp’s relationship model. Although I have dated the same person for over two years, our communication through relationship stages makes it seem as though I am now dating a different person than the one I met years ago. Following dissolution and subsequent repair, I realize the most exhilarating of roller coaster rides develop through sets of ups

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    gestures can tell people things about you that you may not have want them to know, such as the mood you are in that day. If you lied to someone they may be able to tell because of the body image of nervousness you possess because of lying. Nonverbal communication can often provide those around you with enough information to catch you in a lie. Another element in presentation depends on gender too. For example, Goffman implied that men need more space than women do. Certain facial expressions affect

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    Address Customer Needs

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    judge the requirements of the client. The sales personnel used the possible information to tell about the services being offered by him & its usefulness to the client in the near future. Since, it was a sales call carried over phone non verbal communication techniques could not be observed. The language used by the sales person was a bit complex. The client asked for reconfirmations & clarifications in terms of the meaning of the words, etc. The sales person used the RATER Model to identify the

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    updates on their health. Nurses must excel in nursing to be certified in administering medicine and care to patients. Nurses will put their time and effort for patients to receive quality care and better health outcomes. Education, compassion, and communication are essential tools for nurses that ultimately give their best care to patients in healthcare. Education is key for nurses to gain knowledge and experience in nursing to supply care to patients. By having an education, nurses affect patients and

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