ICP's and Questioning Flashcards

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How many guidelines are there in the InterPersonal Communication Principles (ICP’s) for short

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There are Five

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How do we make people feel appreciated, listened to, understood, and involved?

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Interpersonal Communications Principals (ICPs)

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What is the first principal of the ICPs?

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Maintain or build the self-esteem of others

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What is the Second principal of the ICPs?

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Respond to feelings and concerns with empathy

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What is the Third principal of the ICPs?

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Share your own experiences and Ideas

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What is the Fourth principal of the ICPs?

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Respect and Value different perspectives, styles and cultures.

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What is the Fifth principal of the ICPs?

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Encourage involvement to build commitment

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If we cannot build someones Self-Esteem, then at a minimun we should at least?

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Maintain their Self-Esteem

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Should we maintain someones Self-Worth if we strongly disagree with them in a conversation?

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Yes

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How do we maintain someone’s self esteem?

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By showing Respect and focusing on the facts.

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What ICP will help us to listen to understand someone instead of judging them?

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The principal of Empathy

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How does empathy help during emotional conversations?

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It is like throwing water on a fire. It cools emotions like andger, resistance, or fear

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How can we show that we value, understand, and are open to someones Ideas?

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By responding in Empathy

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Does empathy mean that we agree with the other person?

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No, we can show empathy without agreeing with the person.

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What can the principal of Sharing build in another person?

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Sharing your thoughts, feelings, or experiences builds trust and rapport.

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What are some things that you do not want to do with the Share principal of the ICPs?

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Overshare/ Tell a more interesting situation/ or basically make it about you instead of them.

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Is it possible to Respect something without finding any Value in it?

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Yes. That is why the Principal is stated as “Respect and Value different perspectives, styles, and cultures.

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When we Respect and Value other people’s views, opinions, and Ideas what are we doing?

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Encouraging and Motivating others to want to participate/contribute.

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What happens when we encourage involvement?

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Involvement builds ownership, leads to a wider range of ideas and approaches, builds commitment and enhances self esteem.

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How many guidelines are there for Questioning?

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There are five

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What is the First principal of the questioning guidelines?

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To ask Open Ended questions

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What is the second principal of the questioning guidelines?

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Use closed-ended questions to confirm information or check for understanding.

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What is the third principal of the questioning guidelines?

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Ask one question at a time.

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What is the fourth prinicipal of the questioning guidelines?

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Don’t answer your own question.

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What is the fifth principal of the questioning guidelines?

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Be sure your body language encourages an answer to your question.

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What do open ended quesitons start with or have in them?

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Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How

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Why are open ended better than closed ended questions for gathering information?

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Because they cannot be answere with a yes or a no

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What two ways are closed ended questions used?

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To confirm information or to check for understanding

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What is the difference between a closed ended and an open ended question?

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One can be answered Yes or No and the other cannot be answered that way.

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Where does most of the information that you get from a conversation come form in questioning?

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Open ended questions that dig at underlying issues or concerns.

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What two things are closed ended questions good at helping you achieve?

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Use them as a quick check for understanding or to gain agreement.

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On closed ended questions who do we want to keep the pressure of the conversation on?

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Ourselves, we should never put the pressure on the other person because they may act like they understand when the don’t.

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What does it say to another person when we answer our own questions?

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We don’t respect them. We don’t care about their answer.