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Key concepts in workplace communications

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Key concepts in workplace communications

by Aubree Garman
1

What is the goal of the Communication Cycle?

2

Who starts the communication in the cycle?

3

Difference between hearing and listening?

4

Which is a nonverbal cue example?

5

Which barrier is related to hunger or illness?

6

Open-ended questions typically.

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Direct or closed-ended questions mostly.

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What is paraphrasing used for?

9

What is a summary in active listening?

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Which is a sign of effective listening?

11

What is Emotional Intelligence (EI)?

12

Four domains of EI form two competencies; which is a domain?

13

Which domain pairs with Relationship Management?

14

Which is NOT a component of effective feedback?

15

What is “picking the right medium” about?

16

Which type of conflict is between two individuals?

17

Which barrier type relates to culture and stereotypes?

18

Which is a symptom of poor listening in public safety?

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What does active listening emphasize besides words?

20

What is empathy in workplace interactions?

21

Which EI domain is about initiating change and leadership?

22

What is “Open-Mindedness” in the guide?

23

Which behavior is a common Communication Stopper?

24

What does “Conflict Management” aim to do?

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What is “Barriers to Communication” rate of thought about?

26

Which example shows a good use of open-ended questions?

27

What should you do first to improve communication, per the guide?

28

Why are summaries useful in active listening?

29

Which medium is best for serious conversations?

30

What is self-regulation in EI?

31

In the EI model, what is “Self-Awareness” primarily about?

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What is the effect of trust in public safety interactions?

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What is a good example of

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What is essential when giving feedback?

Feedback

The cycle aims for understanding, not just sending words.

The sender initiates the message.

Listening requires attention and processing.

Gestures convey meaning without words.

Physical state can impede understanding.

Open-ended prompts expand the conversation.

Closed questions limit detail and steer to facts.

Restating helps confirm accuracy of understanding.

Summaries recap main ideas and plan.

Patience improves decoding and rapport.

EI involves self- and social-awareness.

Self-Awareness is part of Personal Competence.

Social Competence pairs with Relationship Management.

Feedback should guide improvement, not punish.

Medium selection affects clarity and privacy.

Interpersonal is between people, not groups.

Cognitive barriers involve thinking and biases.

Poor listening jeopardizes responders’ information.

Active listening includes tone and body language.

Empathy recognizes others’ perspective professionally.

Relationship Management includes leadership and influence.

Open-mindedness fosters productive dialogue.

Stoppers derail conversation by telling others what to do.

Conflict management seeks constructive resolution.

Mismatch can distract listeners.

Open-ended questions invite detail.

Slowing down helps accuracy and rapport.

Summaries reinforce understanding and plan.

Face-to-face supports context and nuance.

Self-regulation helps maintain professionalism.

Self-awareness is about understanding yourself.

Trust influences perceived legitimacy and efficiency.

Empathetic response acknowledges feelings.

Specific feedback guides improvement.

 
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