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    Listening Importance

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    Importance of Listening in Communication:-- Listening is defined as applying oneself to hearing something. In verbal communication it is to hear while giving attention to what is being said. It is an ability that can be cultivated and practiced into a skill. From this standpoint it can be viewed as an art. As a public speaker‚ it is an art to be mastered.For your message to reach the ears of those you speak to‚ you need to know what they want to hear. Everyone

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    Culture and Conflict

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    there are three distinctions describing about Culture and Conflict in this article. One common cultural difference is between what is commonly called High-context and Low-context cultures. These terms refer to the degree to which speakers use nonverbal cues to convey their messages. High-context cultures communicate with messages that assume a lot--they depend on an understanding of the context of the message in order for the message’s meaning to be understood. Low-context cultures spell everything

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    Chapter Five Questions 1.      What is Matriarchal Culture? Base on the text‚ matriarchy means “rule by mothers”. (Wood 121). It is a culture where women are the primary leaders in the family rather than men (patriarchal). “Numerous very successful cultures have been matriarchal‚ going back to the most ancient of times‚ to include Egypt‚ China‚ and numerous North American First Nations tribes as examples. In these cultures‚ succession (who inherits what) was through the daughter‚ rather than the

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    countless ones that we receive. We can be more effective in attending if we (1) get ready both physically and mentally‚ (2) make the shift from speaker to listener complete (don’t rehearse)‚ (3) hear a person out before responding‚ and (4) observe nonverbal clues. 2 Examine ways for improving understanding of messages Understanding is the process of decoding a message so that the meaning accurately reflects that intended by the speaker. Empathizing‚ which is identifying with or vicariously experiencing

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    Engineering‚ 61‚ 3885. Adams-Price‚ C. E.‚ Dalton‚ W. T.‚ & Sumrall‚ R. (2004). Victim blaming in young‚ middle-aged‚ and older adults: Variations on the severity effect. Journal of Adult Development‚ 11 (October)‚ 289–295. Afifi‚ W. A. (2007). Nonverbal communication. In B. B. Whaley & W. Samter (Eds.)‚ Explaining communication: Contemporary theories and exemplars (pp. 39–60). Mahwah‚ NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum. Albada‚ K. F. (2002). Interaction appearance theory: Changing perceptions of physical

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    Verbal and non-verbal communications‚ in the criminal justice settings‚ are both very important communication skills that shape our interactions in our everyday life. Throughout our day we experience verbal communications in many ways. Some examples are morning meetings that we have at our business with our coworkers‚ morning news‚ and even texting another person ‘hello’. Most people do not realize that verbal communication does not have to be a form of sound it is basically a group of organized

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    skills The primary communication challenges in the way this announcement was made is lack of communication skills. The vague response of the speaker caused misinterpretation of the message being delivered. Presumably‚ lack of appropriate non-verbal cues and eye contact caused the managers to misunderstand the message and make assumptions about Mr. Olsen ’s response. It was an example of downward communication. "When communicating down the chain of command‚ management should give careful thought

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    Chapter 9 Assessment 1) Empowerment is giving employees authority and responsibility to make decisions about their work without traditional managerial approval and control. 2) Sharing information about company performance‚ particularly financial performance‚ is one of the best ways to share decisión making responsability 3) Employee stock ownership plans benefit employees by giving them ownership stakes in their companies. Employees are motivated to work harder and smarter than they

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    Addiction Counseling

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    Addictions Counselors’ Credibility: The Impact of Interactional Style‚ Recovery Status‚ and Nonverbal Behavior Paul J. Toriello Douglas C. Strohmer The impact of addictions counselors’ interactional style (confrontational vs. motivational)‚ recovery status (recovering vs. nonrecovering)‚ and nonverbal behavior (facilitative vs. neutral) on 116 clients’ perceptions of addictions counselor credibility was examined in a fully crossed factorial design. Significant results were found‚ and implications

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    Forgery Authentication Using Distortion Cue and Fake Saliency Map Abstract The widespread availability of photo manipulation software has made it unprecedentedly easy to manipulate images for malicious purposes. Image splicing is one such form of tampering. In recent years‚ researchers have proposed various methods for detecting such splicing. In this paper‚ we present a novel method of detecting splicing in images‚ using discrepancies in motion blur. We use motion blur estimation through

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