6 AFFECTIVE COMPONENT Flashcards
AFFECTIVE PERFORMANCE COMPONENTS
Ability to process emotions and interact within society.
VALUES
It is identifying ideas or beliefs that are important to yourself and others.
INTERESTS
It is identifying mental or physical activities that create pleasure and maintain attention.
SELF-CONCEPT
Developing the value of the physical, emotional, and sexual self.
SOCIAL CONDUCT
They are interacting by using manners, personal space, eye contact, gestures, active listening, and self-expression appropriate to one’s environment.
CONVERSATION/ INTERPERSONAL SKILLS
Use of verbal and non-verbal communication to interact in a variety of settings.
SELF EXPRESSION
Use of variety of styles and skills to express thought, feelings, and needs.
SELF EXPRESSION: AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOUR
Verbal: swearing, rude, comments.
Non-verbal: rude gestures, striking out.
WHAT TO DO WITH PHYSICAL AGRESSION
Protect yourself, your client, and others.
Back away.
Seek help.
Speak in a calm, quiet, soothing manner.
Give the client time to calm down.
WHAT TO DO WITH VERBAL AGRESSION
Listen without argument.
Take action to correct the problem if possible.
Do not take the attack personally.
SELF EXPRESSION: DISSATIFACTION OR DEMANDING BEHAVIOUR
Asking for help.
Repeatedly asking for help with the insignificant.
All efforts to help are criticized.
WHAT TO DO WITH DISSATISFACTION OR DEMANDING BEHAVIOUR
Listen without argument or defense.
Take actions to correct if possible.
Do not take it personally.
Help client.
Inform client.
SELF EXPRESSION: CRYING
Frustrated.
Uncomfortable.
Lonely.
Labile.
WHAT TO DO WITH CRYING
Don’t try to stop the crying as a way to increase your comfort.
Allow the expression of emotion.
Demonstrate caring.
Prevent feelings that provoke the reaction.
ROLE PERFORMANCE
Identifying, maintaining and balancing the functions one takes or gets in our society.