Respond to the following discussion questions and try the experiment( do not report on past communication episodes
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Respond to the following discussion questions and try the experiment(do not report on past communication episodes)only after you read.
Let's experiment. Using SPOKEN (Vocal) messages (not printed messages), have a conversation with someone with whom you have difficulty listening. Try active listening and other appropriate listening styles with that person.
Answer the WHO, WHAT, WHEN WHERE, HOW, and WHY:
- Who did you communicate with? You must communicate with an adult 18 and older.
- What was the conversation about? Explain the message.
- When was it? Use your textbook to explain the temporal dimension of the context.
- Where were you? Use your textbook to explain the physical dimension of the context.
- How or what channel did you use? Use your textbook to identify the channel.
- Why you chose this person? In your answer explain the social-psychological dimension of the context.
- What listening styles did you use? Use your textbook to identify the types of listening styles.
- What were the listening barriers (there are ALWAYS barriers)?Define the type(s) of barriers. Use your textbook to identify the types of listening barriers.
- How did culture, gender, and language affect the communication (No one person is the same; so describe the communication differences, e.g. age, education, professional position, personal relationship, etc.)? Use your textbook to address the listening differences.
- Describe the results of your listening experiment and how you felt when you were finished communicating.
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Business Communication Developing Leaders for a Networked World
ISBN: 978-9814714655
2nd edition
Authors: Peter Cardon
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