Interaction Management Flashcards

1
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Dance of conversation

A

Listening
Self-monitoring
Responding
Turn-exchanging

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2
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Turn-exchanging skills

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Appropriate nr of turns
Appropriate length of turns
Turn-exchanging cues

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3
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Turn-exchanging cues

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SPEAKER:
Turn maintaining
Turn yielding
LISTENER
Turn requesting
Turn denying
Back channeling (comm info without assuming speaker role)
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4
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Listening process

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Hearing
Attending
Understanding
Remembering
Evaluating
Responding
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5
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Factors hindering hearing

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Physiological hearing difficulties
Auditory fatigue
Physical noise

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6
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Basic listening modes (ATTENDING)

CAP

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Competitive/Combative = Promote own view & pretend to listen
Active/Reflective = Interested & actively check understanding
Passive/Attentive = Interested & passively attentive (assume understanding)
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7
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Active listening techniques (UNDERSTANDING)

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Ask q's to clarify
Paraphrase to ensure understanding
Have empathy
See from their perspective
Dont assume you know
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8
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Types of remembering

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SHORT-TERM = 5 info items at a time & long enough to respond
LONG-TERM = Committed to memory & significant
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9
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Fact

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Accuracy can be verified

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10
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Inference

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Opinion

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11
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Inference with supporting statement

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Based on assumption

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12
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Reasons for ineffective listening

PPORNHAJE

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PSEUDOLISTENING = Pretending
PREFERENCE TO SPEAK
OVERLOAD = Too many messages
RAPID THOUGHT PROCESSES = Process info 4X faster = Boredom
NOISE = Interferes/distorts
HABITS = Short attention span
ASSIMILATION = Reconstruct messages to reflect own attitudes, beliefs, etc.
JUDGEMENT = Superficial factors affect interpretation
EMOTIONS = Avoid listening, feel threatened & believe they are right

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13
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Advantages of listening

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Increase knowledge
Increase confidence
Decrease stress
Feel comfortable
Help others with problems
Builds trust
Increased teamwork
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14
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Inappropriate responses

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IRRELEVANT = Changes subject
INCONGRUOUS = Verbal & nonverbal messages dont match
INTERRUPTING
TANGENTIAL = Touches on subject & digresses
JUDGMENTAL = No empathy, shuts down & damaging
UNSUPPORTIVE

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15
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Appropriate responses

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PARAPHRASING = Expressing meaning in diff words for clarification
INTERPRETIVE = Look from other POV & alternative explanations are plausible
QUESTIONING = Clarify facts
SUPPORTIVE = Soothe & validate feelings
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16
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Infante’s Aggression Theory

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Aggressive comm can be CONSTRUCTIVE & DESTRUCTIVE
CONSTRUCTIVE/POSITIVE TRAITS = Assertiveness, argumentativeness
DESTRUCTIVE/NEGATIVE TRAITS = Hostility, aggressiveness

17
Q

Types of verbal agression

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Competence attacks
Character attacks
Profanity
Ridicule
Maledictions
Threats
18
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Self-monitoring

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  1. Monitor self-expression & feedback

2. Adjust behaviour