Communication Flashcards

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What is Communication?

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  • The essential all social relations, which unites us to God
  • We all have a desire to be loved to express it ourselves communication is crucial to relationships.
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Why Communication is Important?

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  • It helps us to succeed in all types of relationship
  • Our ability to communicate with others can impact our ability to connect, help and love in our relationships.
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What are Aspect of communication?

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Communication is an exchange of ideas, feelings or meaning between two or more persons
- Listening
- Body language (70%)
- Verbal (10%)
- Tone (20%)

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What are the Roadblocks to good Communication?

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  • Self-Protection: We insist on seeing evidence that communication will involve no risk before we attempt to relate to another person.
  • Win-Lose Attitude: Being right becomes more important than understanding or relating.
  • Stereotyping and judging: Any statement which puts someone into a role or category denies their dignity as a Individual.
  • “You” Message: Tend to imply negative judgments of the other person they seem to want to annoy and/or anger the other.
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What are Avenues to good communication?

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  • Trust: We assume the person we are talking to is trustworthy unless proven wrong
  • Hope: We enter into a conversation with someone because we hope it will have a desirable outcome
  • Acceptance: We need to accept people as they are, in all their uniqueness
  • “I” Message: State observation, feeling, thoughts and wishes they express the speaker’s concern, but they leave the other person free to respond
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What are Guidelines for listening?

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  • Hold your tongue (keep quiet) and be attentive.
  • Convey an open spirit with your body language.
  • Stay in eye contact.
  • Avoid assuming anything about what the other person will say.
  • Give signals that you are listening.
  • Help by summarizing occasionally.
  • Ask clarifying questions.
  • Check your perception of the speaker’s body language.
  • Let the person know if you cannot listen at the time.
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Handling Conflicts

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  • Conflict is inevitable in all relationships.
  • They can help us clarify our thinking, sharpen our principles, and test our skills of communication.
  • How they are resolved is the key to whether we handle conflicts well or poorly.
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Resolving Conflicts

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  • Do unto other (The Golden Rule): Be Empathetic
  • Go to the source (Help me understand why this happened): Speak to the person with whom you are in conflict. Involving a third party leads to more confusion and makes the problem worse.
  • Get the facts straight: Don’t act on rumors. Take time to find out the truth.
  • Take a problem solving approach: State the problem clearly. Brainstorm for possible solutions. Evaluate each solution and choose one.
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