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    being listened to which will improve the rapport and further enhance communication. The speaker will also have the opportunity to clear up any misunderstood points. Paraphrasing will also aid in remembering the conversation for later. Determining Effective Orientation and Training Methods The first day of work can be intimidating for anyone; even for those who have been in the workforce for many years. Nervousness, while not unusual, can be detrimental to the goals of a company. Taking the time to

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    looking directly at the counsellor, and catching his eye the counsellor could encourage the client to try to continue by being gentle and accepting of what was said before the silence. (Course handout 2013). Empathic listening, Unconditional positive regard and Congruence Empathic listening “means entering the private perceptual world of another and becoming thoroughly at home in it. It involves being sensitive, moment-by-moment, to the changing felt meanings which flow in this person, to the fear or

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    Effective Communication Effective communication can be a hard skill to develop. Changes in the way society communicates has made methods of getting a message to a larger audience easier but it has also hindered the development of active listening skills. Written communication and effective listening are two areas that I am continually striving to enhance. Effective Listening De Janasz, Dowd, and Schneider provided multiple factors that contribute to the inability to listen effectively. I

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    During the session I communicated to the client by saying things such as ''mmm'' and ''yes I hear you''. Minimal encourager's were used to demonstrate that I was listening to the client, without disturbing her flow too much. I nodded my head on a couple of occasions which again showed the client that she still had my attention. There was a brief moment of silence which I managed by acknowledging that the silence provided

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    2015). It also demonstrates your commitment to your clients and your career, as it shows you want to improve and develop. A useful way of reflecting is to use models of reflection to provide structure. Gibbs’ reflective cycle (Gibbs, 1988) is an effective model to use as it ensures all features of a particular situation have been studied and analysed, which will improve understanding of the situation if it occurs again in the future. It does this through six distinct steps. The first stage of Gibbs

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    how the two affect the nurse’s ability to assist her patient. Active Listening Listening is more than just hearing. The process of listening involves receiving and constructing meaning, and responding to verbal and/or nonverbal messages. In other words, listening is not always easy and being a good listener is all about developing listening skills. To receive messages appropriately we have to listen actively. Active listening can be broken down into three important skills; first of all you have

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    Question 1 A) As a manager … Use Active Listening technique to solve the problem and state benefits from using “Active Listening”. Answer:Effective listening is the key to solving problems and establishing a healthy organizational culture. As a communication technique, Active Listening requires that the listener use all their senses when listening as well as provide feedback to the speaker that they are listening and understanding the message being spoken. Resolving conflict is a crucial part of

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    Speaking and listening skills are very important for a number of reasons: -Spoken language is at the heart of human interaction, at home, at work and in society. -Speaking and listening skills are important in all contexts in which learning takes place, whether it be literacy, language or numeracy, etc. -Good speaking and listening skills are a key aspect of employability: getting a job, maintaining employment and progressing at work. -Good oral communication skills are important in other aspects

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    The textbook connects to what we learned in class in many ways. One way that the text connects to what we learned in class is when we discussed active listening. In class we discussed the importance of active listening such as active listening can increase the listener’s understanding of the other person. We can also help the speaker clarify his or her thought. Moreover, we can reassure the others that some are willing to listen to his or her point of view. Whereas in the textbook, it discusses

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    Employees are striving for success and they are receiving the feedback they need to become a stronger performer in their job role. Coaching promotes creativity, breakthrough performance and resilience, giving organizations a competitive edge and an effective way to flow and operate within an

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