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    Why Dont We Listen Better

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    THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY ONLINE PRACTICAL BOOK REVIEW WHY DON’T WE LISTEN BETTER? Communicating & Connecting in Relationships AN ASSIGNMENT SUBMITTED IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE COURSE INTRODUCTION TO PASTORAL COUNSELING PACO 500 In this book review of James C. Petersen’s Book‚ “Why don’t we listen Better?”‚ I will start with a thorough summary‚ followed by my personal reflections and “Ah Ha” moments and follow up with how this book can and will be applied

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    Peterson Book Review: Why Don’t We Listen Better? Summary of Book Jim Peterson’s book outlines a very informative and simplistic way to becoming a better listener. Peterson has come up with the idea of sharing a card that allows the talker and the listener to take turns sharing their ideas. He stated three part on how people communicate: stomach‚ heart‚ and head. First is the stomach which consist of the feelings and emotions those inner nudges that let us know when we are uncomfortable‚

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    Summary James C. Peterson‚ author of Why Don’t We Listen Better? Communicating & Connecting in Relationships‚ through trial and error learned the value of communication balancing in which he found that the counselor must listen awhile‚ talk until the other person stops hearing and then listen until the person calms enough to hear again.(Peterson‚ 2007 Pg. 5) This concept is enlarged into a process in which Peterson calls the flat-brain syndrome. The purpose of the writing of this book according

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    GUIDELINES FOR THE Practical Book Review By [Your Name] Student ID: [type ID w/out brackets] Presented to [Dr. Professor’s Name] In partial fulfillment of the requirements of Introduction to Pastoral Counseling PACO 500 Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary Lynchburg‚ VA [Date] PRACTICAL BOOK REVIEW [ONE]: [AUTHOR’S LAST NAME] My Summation Communication is a tremendously important part of the human experience. Any effort to improve one’s skills is valuable. Most people

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    Practical Book Review Liberty University Hearing and listening are two different things. Most of us have the ability to hear; but how many of us actually comprehend what is being said? Listening is a very complicated skill that many people do not posses. As humans‚ many of us go through life hearing what we want to hear and doing what we want with the information. In order to communicate effectively it is important to know when to

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    Why Don T We Sell The Club

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    MIA ICS Case Writing Group Case Study No. 3 WHY DON’T WE SELL THE CLUB? By Hur Tze Huan CA(M)‚ FCMA(UK)‚ CFP‚ MBA(UKM)‚ Cert. Trainer The Club Releks Golf & Country Club (the Club) was one of the few members’ clubs in Malaysia. Its 4‚000 plus members not only enjoyed golfing and other recreational activities of the Club‚ they were also each a part owner of the Club’s assets‚ including the land. The Club’s 36-hole course sat on 300 acres of prime land surrounded by residential and shop-office

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    difficult condition? The intentions why many Americans choose not to take benefit of their freedom of speech still remains secrecy. William F. Buckley Jr. in his essay “Why Don’t We Complain?” attempts to influence his audience that they are cautious to speak up when faced with circumstances which demands our attention. This essay addresses what he feels to be an important issue in today’s contemporary American society. Why are we so afraid to speak up when we have a problem? Though consideration

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    school. This‚ however‚ did not come without its troubles. Many white people all across the U.S. were raged by the idea of integration and put up a fierce fight against the Little Rock Nine. Reading the book Warriors Don’t Cry‚ which is by Melba Beals‚ a member of the Little Rock Nine‚ I realized that the book was starting to inform my own understanding about injustice through its different perspectives in three ways: Showing me the difference that the Little Rock Nine made‚ displaying the amount of injustice

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    The story why don’t we complain‚ is a story that brings up the face about american worries‚ or lack there of. The author’s first example was when he was on a train‚ and its freezing outside. Unfortunately the temperature in the train was is the mid 80’s. In the 50’s ‚business men wore heavy black suits which was not the most comfortable attire for a hot train car. When he decided he was going to ask to lower the temperature the people around him told him not to bring it up. Why ‚ because american

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    Historic Landmark for her contribution in the desegregation of the public schools in the area. Melba Pattillo as mentioned earlier wrote a book called “Warriors Don’t Cry”‚ it was a memoir of everything she experienced during the 1957-1958. She talks about dealing with hatred from an entire city‚ being tormented by citizens and her own student body. The book was very successful‚ and gives an insight view from an actual member of the Little Rock Nine. There were movies created explaining the variety

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