...ourselves we need to communicate with each other to satisfy this need. Since people are different, each one has his/her own personality. That personality and situation will dictate the method of communications, or the methods needed to present a idea or project to another person or group. The understanding of how different personalities interact with one another will allow to us to figure out which the best way to communicate and relay information. There are a lot of different personalities in which some categorized as Organizer, Adventurer, and Giver (Carol Carter, 2007). Learning styles are unique too same as the personalities some of these styles are Logical Mathematical, Interpersonal, and Verbal linguistic (Carol Carter, 2007). Before we get into more details about different personalities and learning styles, we have to ask a question Are we open minded to try to understand different people with different background, learning styles, traditions, religion, etc… Can we give a person the benefit of the doubt before we jump to conclusion? All these come to play on how we communicate. To talk more details about the different styles of learning and different personalities as listed above. Logical Mathematical would reason logically with you, good in problem solving, analyze information and likes the information organized. Interpersonal people got the ability to relate to others, likes to visualize and quite place. Verbal Linguistic poses the ability to communicate and re write notes...
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...P1- Explain the role of communication and interpersonal interaction in a health and social care setting context. In this assignment, I will be discussing and explaining the different roles of communication and interpersonal interaction within a health and social care setting. Communication is a way of interacting and getting a message, or several messages, across using different types of methods of communication. Giving and receiving a message between two or more people is also known as conveying information, whether it is by speech, behaviour, visuals, signals or writing. Communication is very important in a health and social care setting. This is because messages need to be clear for a person to understand; many people struggle with some ways of communicating, especially the elderly. For example, the elderly need to be understood and looked after with great care, making sure they are being communicated with and assisted as expected. Communication is about understanding the information behind the emotions that take place. However, the word communication alone is all about transferring information. CONTEXT One to one conversations are usually confidential and play an important role in life, generally. This type of communication commonly appears face to face; one to one communication can emerge formally and informally. Formally, the body language and posture of an individual would be accomplished in a professional manner. An example of a formal one to one conversation, in...
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...Communication and Collaboration Strategies for Group Work When working with a group, it is important to utilize strategies that will allow one to communicate effectively with individuals who have different learning styles and personality types. Different personality types do have individual learning styles, so how one communicates with each person will differ. A person who has a verbal/linguistic learning style communicates through language, i.e. listening, reading, writing and speaking. I would communicate with this type of person through presentations, emails, text messaging, and talking on the phone. Someone who learns in this way excels when he/she is actively participating in group discussions. An interpersonal learning style is based on self-awareness, independence and time spent alone. A person who learns in this way would benefit from face-to-face communication, satisfying there need to interact with others. Some people benefit by communicating through faxes and emails. They have a need for independence and learn best on their own. This is evident of someone with and intrapersonal learning style. I would communicate with a person with this learning style through email, faxes, and letters. Since this person would learn more effectively alone, it might be easier for him/her to process information this way. There are also many different personality types to consider when interacting with a group. For example, a thinker is very analytical, thinking outside the box and using abstract...
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... GEN/200 Lisa Tabarez Strategies Communication has existed since man set foot on this planet. Before there was language, people communicated by signs, sounds, and symbols. People need to communicate for survival purposes, such as trading, protection, and bonding. Communication has changed as the world evolves and technology changes. Nowadays it is essential to be able to communicate at home, school, and work. Strategies for communication and collaboration are important because they will help understand each other’s learning styles and personality types to work effectively as a team. It takes time to communicate as a team because every member has a different learning style. There are different learning styles, and one of the most common styles is kinesthetic. Kinesthetic learners learn the material by doing a physical activity, rather than listening or watching a presentation. During a presentation, the speaker might want to give the kinesthetic learner an activity involving their hands. A kinesthetic learner might be able to collaborate by building constructive activities, such as posters, sculptures, and boards. Another learning style is logical learning. A logical learner uses reasoning and organization of material rationally. A perfect way to communicate with a logical learner is to explain the subject in a sequentially order. A way to explain a logical learner how to write an essay, make him do it systematically. Step 1 you have to brainstorm, steps 2 do an outline...
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...What is communication? Communications are different forms of communications that you have with a person, one type of communication can is eye contact to do this kind of communication is you need 2 people and they are talking normally, while they are talking they should have eye contact with each other to show some respect. If they aren’t showing that kind of communication with each other that would be disrespectful while the other person is talking. Also if that person is talking and the other person doesn’t give them eye contact, there just fiddling with their hair or looking at their phone texting someone that can also be seen as rude. Another type of communication can be body language; this can show the way that people talk to others, and the way that they can communicate in that way. Body language is when people use parts of their body to show what they mean such as you can use hand gestures to show what you specifically mean. If a person can’t understand something, you can just show them with your hands to show what you mean by that, it differs your point while you are explaining it to others, ca make a huge difference to make them understand more about it. Why is effective communication important in health and social care settings? Part of us knowing about people why it is effective is because to have a communication with all the ages, to show if you want to supply the care needs for the elderly, babies and the young people. It will be necessary to know for a care worker...
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...discuss how the communication process can be affected by individual forces, societal forces, culture, context, and ethics. It will discuss the importance of understanding how communication is affected by these forces. It is important to understand the way they affect communication so that proper and effective communication can occur. HOW FACTORS AFFECT THE COMMUNICATION PROCESSS 2 How Common Factors found in the Synergetic Model Affect the Communication Process Communication is a transactional process that involves more than one person. When an interaction between two or more people occurs, various factors come into play because of the difference in each individual person. Communication can be influenced by different factors and it is important to understand these factors and how they contribute to the effectiveness of said communication. Communication can be influenced by individual forces, societal forces, and by context. It is important to understand how communication is affected by these forces, so that we can properly and effectively communicated in the world today. Communication mainly focuses on the individual. Identity plays an important role in the communication process. A person’s identity is composed of many different individual forces or characteristics. “The factors that contribute to one’s...
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...THAT SUPPORTS YOUR POSITION. 1. What does “intercultural” communication mean to you? Intercultural communication to me is the way people of different cultures, races, ethnicities etc., all communicate. It is also how different cultures are understood by others. Intercultural communication shows how people of different countries and cultures act and communicate with each other. Communicating with people of different countries, races, ethnicities, religions, etc. is a big part of working in corporate America. Whether it’s a large company that has stock and constantly communicating overseas or a small company that just has diversity in their company intercultural communication is necessary. An example from the reading materials is when President Obama was elected. When he was elected Kenya made a national holiday out of it. In the United States from all over from the east coast to the west coast some celebrated while others hated the fact we had our first African American president. Hate crimes broke out all over the United States from the east coast to the west coast. Many saw this election as a way to improve international communications. 2. Define “intracultural” communication. How is this definition both similar and different to “intercultural” communication? Intracultural communication is the communication between at least two people from the same culture. The similarity between intercultural communication and intracultural? communication is that they both relate...
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... 2012 Margarett Moore-Payne Effective Communication The Dillard’s at Quail Springs Mall communicates is to the level of almost to the bare minimum or nonexistent when it comes to their dock workers. However, the managers and sales associates are a different matter completely. Though I work on the dock I have seen how other people in the company talk because I am third in command of the dock and second in command of repair work. I have some kind of command I have to work more closely with the other managers and salespeople who I have noticed the difference between the three different areas. With this understanding that the communication is different this paper will unlock the effectiveness, the ineffectiveness, how it needs to be modified, and the impact that it can have in all three areas of communications. Effective At Dillard’s at Quail Springs Mall there are multiple techniques that they use to communicate; however, there are few that they use that affect the company in a positive way. Some of the ways that they communicate that are effective are e-mails, meetings, face-to-face communication, reports or memos, phone calls, and even video confesses. Most of the time these ways of communication has helped the store to improve relationships with customers and other co-workers. Because the people who communicate listen and question the people that are trying to communicate to make sure that they understand what they have been told. According to Small Business by Demand...
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...despite being deaf and/or blind. Deafblind people are given few opportunities because of their deficits. Having no sight and hearing can cause people to adapt their other senses to their environments. Deafblind people are isolated from the world, and they are not given chances to explore and learn. Sighted interpreters and sign language help the deafblind communicate with other people, but do not expose them to communicating on their own. New and improved communication ways can help the isolated deafblind converse with others, making them feel more independent. Deafblind people need to communicate in order to...
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...September 19, 2011 Communication is one of the most important aspects of life. We learn to communicate from the day that we are born to the adults that we become. To effectively communicate with each other means to influence another person into listening and understanding the meaning of the message that you are trying to communicate with the other person. Teams and groups need to effectively communicate with each other in order for an organization to run efficiently. What does this mean? Well whether you work in the health care field or in the restaurant business , the lines of communication are equally important. In the following paper I will discuss how team and group communication processes are utilized in my own organization, and how gender and cultural differences will affect communications at my organization among co-workers, managers and patrons. Included in this paper I will identify any improvements that could be made to make the line of communication more effective. I work in the restaurant industry where often times you deal with many different types of people, whether it is the guests that enter the restaurant or the staff that I work with. When dealing with any type of organization communication is key. A restaurant is run on the first impression on which the customers decide whether or not to return to the restaurant. The first line of communication is the way that they are greeted at the door to the body language that represent , if I bring a smile to...
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...275 Date Instructor Demonstrative Communication Communication is the way in which we can interact with any kind of person from different cultures, languages, and types. It is an imparting or interchanging thoughts, opinions or information among people by speech, writing, or signs. There are different ways in which people communicate. The three types in which people communicate is verbal, nonverbal, and visual. (Nayab, 2011). Verbal communication is the one that we go through it daily with any kind of person we interact with. Our verbal communication is used with the language we speak. Sometimes the way we use our language is defined on how we communicate with each other. The way we are brought up and raised is another example on how we use our verbal communication to others. Also the way we view a person and how our relation toward a person also demonstrates the way in which we communicate them. The way in which verbal communication is use towards those people is very different. For example the way we speak to a family member or a friend is a very different way versus a stranger that we met. Also we communicate differently with a person of authority versus a person that of a person in the same field or even a less position of ours. Even though it all so happens to be different, we use verbal communication as a vital role in our everyday lives. Written Communication is another form of communication...
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...12, 2012 Communication Theory Communication is one way we all communicate with each other. In my house hold we have a 2 year old, disabled military vet who is 22, 54 year old with cancer, another military vet who is 25 and I. I live in West Virginia and yet I have a different culture than the people who live in my house. I am originally from upstate New York. I have never worked in the health care field but I do know what it is like to have to have good communication with people who are not only a different gender but come from different cultures as well. When it comes to gender there is always a different way of communicating. Men and women communicated very differently. When you add in culture differences into the gender aspect you can have some communication bumps that might come up along the way. I think our age and life experiences also play a part in the way we communicate with others. For example, in my house the 22 disabled vet has a more aggressive way of communicating. I am not sure if it is his age, gender or life experiences. Maybe a combination of all of them put together. My 2 year old son has a speech delay of 25% and is hard to understand a lot of the time. The 54 year old with cancer has a more introverted way of communicating with people. He often comes off as very calm, soft spoken and gentle. I myself have a more brutal honest approach when I communicate with people. I have noticed that people in the area that live in do not have this kind of communication...
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...around you about a certain patient. For example, when an individual is put into a caring home, the person (typically a family member) would tell the manager/ nurses about the patient. This is because they want the patient to feel comfortable in the home. This would require the manager to communicate with the care workers, so they all have a clear understanding. Effective communication extends the concept to require that transmitted content is received and understood by someone in the way that it was intended. The goals of effective communication include creating a common perception, changing behaviours and acquiring information. Effective communication begins with encoding, or the skill of relaying information in a clear, direct way that allows the receiver to correctly decode your message. Decoding is also a skill as it requires the receiver to ensure that they have properly heard and understood the message being sent. Considering the context of communication improves its effectiveness. Context takes into consideration the age, sex, religion, and intellectual abilities of the recipient. For example, when talking to a disabled child about the importance of brushing teeth, you should choose different, developmentally appropriate words and examples...
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...Nathaniel N. Gonzales GE - 2241 Tips For Effective Global Communication Global communication is a major concern of every International business. The success of every International business depends on the effectiveness of the Communication. It is a well known fact that International businesses need communication with people of different cultures. Apart from the language differences, they need to focus on social attributes, attitudes and thought patterns of different cultures. All these communication terminologies are collectively known as intercultural communication. This Intercultural communication is the base for any International business and hence it has to be made effective. Just keep reading on the article to see the 3 most wanted tips for effective Intercultural communication. 1. Intercultural Communication - Not all about Language Many people have a misconception about Intercultural communication that, it is all about managing a different language. The true fact is that language is just a part of Intercultural communication. Intercultural communication is about understanding different cultures, languages and customs in a particular country. For example, if you are an American, traveling to India, you should be able to cope up with the Indian culture along with understanding the language in India. You should also make an approach to learn their culture which will induce a positive relationship with the host. Learning the culture of a Country is not that...
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...communication with children, young people and families Good communication is central to working with children, young people, families and carers. It helps build trust, and encourages them to seek advice and use services. It is key to establishing and maintaining relationships, and is an active process that involves listening, questioning, understanding and responding. You should always communicate with them appropriately to match the stage of development, personal circumstances, and needs of the person you’re talking to. It is important to be able to communicate both on a one-on-one basis and in a group. Communication is not just about the words you use, but also about the way you’re speaking and your body language. You need to feel and show empathy and sincerity, and above all, listen. You need to take account of culture and context. For example, you need to be aware and communicate appropriately if English is an additional language, or the child is disabled or at risk of under-achievement or other poor outcomes. Effective communication extends to involving children, young people, their parents and carers in the design and delivery of services and decisions that affect them. It is important to consult the people affected and consider opinions and perspectives from the outset. Another crucial element of effective communication is developing trust between the workforce and children, young people, parents and carers – as well as within different sectors of the workforce itself...
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