Chapter 8, 9 Flashcards
learning through watching a skill demonstration is what kind of learning?
visual learning
learning through what they hear
auditory learning
learning by actually performing a task or handling items
kinesthetic learning
the learner takes in an processes information by listening to or reading the material
cognitive domain
the material is presented in a way that appeals to the learners beliefs, feelings, and values
affective domain
the learner processes the information by performing an action or carrying out a task
psychomotor domain
therapeutic techniques
- silence
- open ended question
- restating
- clarifying
- touch
- general leads
- offering of self
- encouraging elaboration
- giving info
- looking at alternatives
- summarizing
blocks to effective communication
- changing the subject
- offering false reassurance
- giving advice
- defense comments
- prying or probing questions
- using clichés
silence
silence gives the patient time to think and respond
open ended questions
requires an answer of more than a word or two, it allows the patient to elaborate on a subject
restating
used to encourage the patient to continue with information on a topic; restate in different words what they just got done saying
reflection
reflects received message back to patient
clarifying
helps verify that the message heard is what the patient intended
a relationship of mutual trust
rapport
ability to understand the situation from another’s perspective
empathy