Communication and Teamwork Flashcards

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The exertion of power over others through intimidation, sarcasm, or bullying

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Agression

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Communicating one’s personal and professional needs to others; protecting one’s own rights while respecting those of others.

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Assertiveness

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Communication through facial expressions, posture, and gestures.

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body language

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4
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Agreement among the members of a group

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Consensus

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A group leader who coordinates the direction and flow of a group meeting without influencing the content of people’s contributions. It is similar to an enabling position in which people are encouraged to express ideas without fear of judgment.

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Facilitator

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The response to a message; a component of effective communication

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Feedback

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In sociology and group behavior theory, the conformity of a group to one way of thinking and behaving. It creates two factions: those who agree (in-group) and those who disagree (out-group). This generates resentment and conflict in the workplace.

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Groupthink

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Verbal abuse or sabotage of people of equal job or professional ranking.

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Lateral abuse

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The idea, concept, thought, or feeling expressed during communication.

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Message

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Behaviors that are accepted as part of the environment and culture of a group. They are usually established by custom and popular acceptance rather than by law, although the two may not be mutually exclusive.

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Norms

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The person to whom a message is communicated by a sender.

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Receiver

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The person who communicates a message to another.

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Sender

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An extreme abuse of power in which an individual uses sexualized language, gestures, or unwanted touch to coerce or intimidate another person.

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Sexual assault

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The purposeful touching of another person to convey empathy, care, and tenderness.

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Therapeutic touch

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Deliberate attempts to devalue, intimidate, bully, or embarrass another person using loud, vulgar, sexualized, or intimidating language.

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Verbal abuse

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In conflict resolution, a solution that leaves one party satisfied but the other party dissatisfied.

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Win-lose solution

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In conflict resolution, a solution that allows both parties in a conflict to gain.

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Win-win solution

18
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Two of the most important components of patient care

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Communication and teamwork

19
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The process requires active participation and willingness to work with others toward a common goal

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Team

20
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Is an attribute that demonstrates core values expected of those who work in jobs that require public and interpersonal trust in their workplace and community.

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Professionalism

21
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Is a two way process.

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Communication

22
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Goals of communication (3)

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Sharing information, requesting information, and debating or discussing information.

23
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5 components of communication

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Sender, receiver, message, feedback, and methods of communication

24
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Is the manner or implied feelings behind the message, reflected in emphasis on certain words or pitch of the voice. (Can reveal attitudes)

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Tone

25
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This is a powerful tool of communication that can be used to soothe or comfort but can also be used to demonstrate dominance.

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Touch

26
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Is a set of skills, behaviors, and attitudes that enable people to interact effectively with others of different cultures. It means putting aside personal bias or stereotyping and actively seeking ways to understand the patient’s needs and understanding.

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Cultural competence

27
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Is the telling and retelling of events about another’s personal life, professional life or physical condition.

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Gossip

28
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Is helpful in correcting work habits or raising awareness about harmful or unsafe situations.

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Criticism