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    The ‘sensing stage’ is demonstrated through attentive body language and appropriate eye contact‚ and is successfully achieved when the listener receives both the verbal and non-verbal messages. After that‚ suitably evaluating and processing the information that the listener receives‚ helps to effectively achieve the ‘processing stage’. By doing this‚ the listener is generating potential to correctly respond to the clients needs‚ presuming they have correctly evaluated the situation. The final step

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    This model also fails to show that communication is a dynamic process which changes over time. The transactional model shows that the elements in communication are interdependent. Each person in the communication act is both a speaker and a listener‚ and can be simultaneously sending and receiving messages. COMMUNICATION: AN OVERVIEW TOPIC 1 11 There are three implications in the transactional model: (a) „Transactional‰ means that communication is an ongoing and continuously changing process

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    Language arts education incorporates the teaching and learning of reading‚ writing‚ speaking‚ and listening. These strands should not be perceived as individual content areas‚ but as one unified subject in which each of the four areas supports the others and enhances thinking and learning. Traditionally however‚ teachers have typically paid little attention to listening in Language Arts instruction. This failure of teachers to focus on the development of listening in language arts is a serious oversight

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    description of how people normally behave in conversation. Speakers and listeners involved in conversation are generally cooperating with each other. For reference to be successful‚ it was proposed that collaboration was a necessary factor. In accepting speaker’s presuppositions‚ listeners normally have to assume that a speaker who says his something really does have that which is mentioned and isn’t trying to mislead the listener. This sense of cooperation is simply one in which people having a conversation

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    Last Thursday I attended the on campus event in which Jane Elliot introduced her "Angry Eye" experience. Viewing this video helped me to truly understand how people of minority races are treated because of their skin color on a daily basis. During her presentation she started by informing us that most maps that we see in school are proportionately incorrect. She made the point that the maps were made to make the United States and Greenland look larger that they really are. She said the miss-education

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    done by nonverbal action for example‚ a smile on a speaker’s face when giving a speech or presentation‚ the facial expressions would be a form of positive communication. The speaker tone of voice is another form of positive communication if the listener perceives it as a pleasant even tone voice. The speaker’s body language can be positive if it is received in that manner. Effective communications in certain situation require acquiring information or knowledge of the subject. Ineffective verbal

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    demonstrative communication can occur when the messenger in not knowledgeable about what he/she is speaking about. They are unable to elaborate‚ answer questions or offer solutions to any inquires. The ineffective communicator is often a poor listener and interrupts others during conversations because they are preparing their responses instead of listening to the message. Their attitude and emotions are expressed through their body language most notably their lack of eye contact‚ slouching

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    There are four rules when it comes to listening the listener must be available‚ the speaker must transmit the message so that the speaker can affect the listeners attention span‚ next the message must interest the listener‚ and lastly the environment effect the way a message is received. Listening is the second part to the communication process. This is a active process. As the listener you must evaluate the message before responding. The listener has to be actively listening. Good listening skills

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    Of the many musical genres that immerse themselves in our culture‚ you would be hard pressed to find one which exacts as much emotion from its listeners as Heavy Metal. Whether you are drawn in by the forceful barrage of sound that envelopes the listener or the fantastical lyrics that are commonly utilized‚ any avid listener will agree that this style of music stands for no substitute. In this brief article my intent to provide the reader with a basic understanding

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    classical country music are about hardships of life relatable to the society which is also a reason why it is profitable. A side from it’s traditional song style‚ classic country still charm many listeners including young generation. Mainstream country music‚ on the other hand‚ appeals directly to young listeners. It is classical country music edited with other music genres. These crossover makes country music

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