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    83). Cultivating a culture of connectedness requires the ability to keep the task in view while deepening virtual communications using creative methods for active listening and asking probing questions or clarifying questions (Tartell, 2015, p. 10). Virtual communications are also challenged by the sense of anonymity which lends itself to increased social loafing (Zhang, Chen, & Latimer, 2011, p. 107). Leadership Skills and Traits. As the

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    Counselling (TAC) The move toward technology-assisted counselling (TAC) has been advancing for two decades now. Reports indicate that the first online counselling session took place in 1995 (Hanley & Reynolds, 2009). The proliferation of new communication methods has further increased interest in this modality. A brief review of the literature highlights the diversity of technologies and delivery models emerging from online counselling (Hanley & Reynolds, 2009). This diversity is so great that

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    telemedicine policy inclusive of Zipnosis’ policy position and “asynchronous store-and-forward” language • Direct Zipnosis on federal telemedicine policy, establishing relationships with key Members and staff and effective messaging on policy positions • Establish new and maintain current key relationships with Members of Congress and their staff in developing and moving forward favorable telemedicine legislation through consistent communication and meetings • Protect Zipnosis’ policy interests through

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    The Generational Shift in Communication Essay

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    adapt their communication styles to accommodate their followers’ needs. However, within each generation there are different values and management styles and if an individual resists adapting to newer methods and neglects to embrace change they will not be a successful leader. For example, the business world has grown into a much different culture than it was 20 years ago. With the Information Age booming, information is readily accessible to many individuals and the lines of communication between

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    The rise of technology and, consequently, social network sites have popularized a new method of socialization known as computer-mediated communication (CMC) –communication between two or more people that occurs and is contained on electronic devices. With this phenomenon spawned several theories that researchers have been trying to answer, including the social presence theory. This theory examines how CMC replaces physical face-to-face interaction and the consequences of this communicative exchange

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    modeled after a multitude of class terms and approaches, hypothetically led by a group of executive leaders. In the video we portray those top managers who would work with departmental teams and collaborate through both face-to-face and information communication technologies (ICT’s) to introduce new ideas and better our organization. Not much unlike the real-life collaborative efforts, Focus is an organization of interdependent people with genuine ideas working together to create one cohesive idea. We

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    As stated in the podcast, Status Update, a couple norms of communication on Instagram are: complementing another girl’s photo, commenting only on people you know or are trying to get to know better, no comment by a close friend contains different meanings depending on whether they’ve seen it or not (i.e. if a friend saw the picture and made no comment, then it usually connotes something negative). These are just a few of the myriad of rules established on Instagram and social media culture. Similarly

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    The topic I have chosen for my research paper is Electronically Mediated Communication. Electronically Mediated Communication (EMC) is defined as, “Communication that is not face to face, but rather is sent via a medium such as a smartphone or the Internet” (Beebe, Beebe, & Redmond 2013, p.15). My specific focus is on how self-disclosure and well-being are effected by EMC versus face to face (FTF) communication. I chose this topic because I am interested in technology and spend much of my time communicating

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    I can use a swot analysis of three categories to be reflective upon myself in an organisation, these categories will be communication, teamwork and management research. In my current occupation I look at communication as a strength because I look at myself as a excellent communicator due to working in customer service and dealing with a lot of customers nevertheless communication always needs to be improved as it is one of the core functions of successful organisations and as a manager, further enhancing

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    to act out of character, lack academically, and demonstrates anger and aggression. In the article, Communication Technology and Postdivorce Coparenting, Ganong, Coleman, Fiestman, Jamison, and Markham (2012) states, if the communication between parents is mostly negative, accusatory, or hostile, then children suffer. Furthermore, Finzi-Dottan, and Orna, (2012, p. 39) states co-parental communication, which involves speaking about the children, facilitates cooperation. In this context, cooperation

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