Active Listening Flashcards

1
Q

“The good physician cures sometimes, palliates often, but comforts always.”

A

William Osler

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2
Q

Active listening requires you to _________ and ___________

A

Communicate accurate empathy

Understanding

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3
Q

Having to regard our patients as good persons

A

Unconditional Positive Regard

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4
Q

“The therapists find himself experiencing a warm acceptance of each aspect of the client’s experience as being part of that client.”

A

Karl Rogers

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5
Q

Feeling what the other person feels

A

Empathy

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6
Q

Feeling your own feelings

A

Sympahty

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7
Q

True or False: Behaviors can be given moral judgment

A

Trie

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8
Q

Our individual contexts

A

Tinted lenses > perception

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9
Q

Active Listening Skills (7)

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Attending > Bracketing > Leading > Probing > Attentive Silence > Focusing > Reflecting

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10
Q

Body’s position and movement that expresses the feelings of the speaker/listener

A

Body language

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11
Q

How the words were said

A

Paralinguistics

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12
Q

LOVERS

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Lean forward > Open stance > Voice of compassion > Eye contact > Relax > Sit at an angle

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13
Q

Upper left = __________
Upper right = __________
Around = ____________
Lower left = __________

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Listening > Remembering > Searching > Feeling

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14
Q

Being aware of and acknowledging own feeling and setting it aside

A

Bracketing

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15
Q

Open invitation to signal the patient to keep talking

A

Indirect leading

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16
Q

Used to acquire pertinent information

A

Direct leading

17
Q

Specific topics to ask

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What was last said > What was repeatedly said > Where emotion was greatest

18
Q

Mirroring skills

A

Reflecting

19
Q

What do you reflect?

A

Content > emotion > non-verbal > perception check

20
Q

Characteristics of a good paraphrase (2)

A

Concise and clear, accurate

21
Q

Tells the patient that you understand what they’re saying

A

Perception Check

22
Q

4 Basic Feelings

A

Mad > glad > sad > afraid

23
Q

What do you ask when probing for biophysical information?

A

Yes or no, objective

24
Q

What do you ask when probing for psychosocial information?

A

Open-ended, essay

25
Q

Appropriate when patient presented a lot of facts but you need to focus on one

A

Focusing