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Listening and Assertiveness
Listening and Assertiveness
HEARING
The process through which
auditory information from the
environment / context is
received and registered by
the human ear.
LISTENING
WEAVER MODEL OF
LISTENING
Stimulus
Stimulus
Stimulus
Stimulus
Stimulus
Selection
Process
Search of the
Memory
Bank
Understanding
or
Recognition
Response
or
Storage
ELEMENTS OF LISTENING
Listening is a process that consists
of five
elements:
Hearing
Attending
Understanding
Responding
Remembering
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Hearing
Talk
less
Get rid of distractions
Dont judge prematurely
Look for key ideas
Ask sincere questions
Paraphrase
Suspend your own agenda
Empathic listening
Be perceptive to the senders nonverbal communication.
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TYPES OF LISTENING
Participatory
Empathic
and
Passive
and Objective
and Surface
Participatory &
Passive
Work
at listening
Combat sources of
noise
Use left over time to
formulate questions
and draw connections.
Empathic &
Objective
Engage
in dialogue-try to
remove physical barriers
Avoid offensive listening
Guard against
Expectancy hearing
Nonjudgmental &
Critical
Avoid
positive and
negative evaluation
until you have a
reasonably
complete
understanding
Avoid filtering out
difficult messages
Recognize your own
biases
on verbal and
non verbal messages
Listen for content and
relational messages
Respond to various
levels of meanings
balance
between
surface
and
underlying meanings
ACTIVE LISTENING
Active listening is the process in
which the receiver takes active
responsibility to understand the
contents and feelings of what is
being said and then checks with
the speaker to see if he/she heard
what the speaker intended to
communicate.
ACTIVE LISTENING
The
ASSERTIVENESS
Excluding talk
Communication that excludes
certain people.
You see this in a wide variety of forms,
for example, in the use of some ingroup language in the presence of
some out-group member.
Inclusive Talk
The
principle
of
inclusion
emphasizes the need and the
general effectiveness of speaking
the language of all people and
including all members.
Downward Talk
In one form it occurs when
someone puts himself or herself
above others.
I-Syndrome
When someone interrupts the
speaker
Styles of
Communication
Styles of communication
Majority
To
Over-Assertive Communication
Putting
Under-Assertive Communication
Not
Assertive communication
All
Assertiveness
Being
ASSERTION Vs
AGGRESSION
Aggression
often encompasses
manipulation. Aggressive people
use anger, guilt, and reproaches
to get their way.
Assertiveness
means to speak or
stand up for yourself or others
without diminishing someone
elses rights.
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How to Be Assertive
Tackle
over-apologize:
How to Be Assertive
Dont
Assertive
requests: