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    Late Adulthood Case Study

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    Valentine has been losing his hearing which typically add up in lat adult hood years (Ch 17‚ pg.491). He feels horrible and helpless. Even though his doctor gave him an ear piece so that he can hear‚ he just don’t feel comfortable. He never noticed how important his hearing was until now. As he is getting older he has realized that he hasn’t accomplished a lot of dreams. But now that he has balance issues because of the fact that he wasn’t a really active person in his younger years as he should

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    Asl: Going Deaf for a Day

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    phone on vibrate and always to have it with me. There wasn’t much difficulties besides these but everything else was easy. I’m Khmer/Laotian and it was hard for me to understand my grandparents since they don’t speak english. I learned that without hearing‚ it’s hard to communicate with other people and family. Without language‚ it’s hard to understand somebody’s

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    active listening

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    Active listening is a communication skill that facilitates understanding‚ comprehension‚ and compassion between people. As a famous English writer and poet G.K. Chesterson said‚ " There is a lot of difference between listening and hearing." The process of hearing is merely sound waves transmitted to the ear into the brain‚ while listening is an active process that requires paying attention to the words being spoken with the intention of understanding them. Four Subsets of skills are involved in

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    THE FACTORS THAT AFFECT LISTENING When you think of what is involved in the process of listening most people think that it involves just spoken words and how those words are interpreted. But actually listening is more than just merely hearing words; the actual process of listening has many different factors that are involved. I’m going to summarize the ten most common factors that can affect the human listening process. The first factor that affects listening is culture. Culture is a factor

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    Dover Beach

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    experience. The poem begins with two-part stanzas‚ the first that is promising and hopeful‚ and the second that replaces hopefulness with a truth that is grim. Arnold uses contrast when he appeals to the sense of sight in the first section and to hearing in the second. “Arnold starts with the descriptions of the "calm sea"‚ "fair tide" and the "vast" cliffs‚ which create a calming‚ innocent appearance. This sets the mood of

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    Communicating Effectively Worksheet Chris Brown 12/22/2014 Kenneth Sawitzke 1. The first choice a speaker can make is the invention or generation of the speech. In order to invent a speech is necessary to choose a topic. When choosing the topic the speaker must consider his knowledge and interest on the subject as well as his public and the purpose of it. Once the topic is chosen it is important to obtain suitable information and conduct a good research in order to make a successful speech

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    listeners. Therefore‚ if it wasn’t for media access or the internet‚ I suppose the percentage would be fairly even; however‚ technology is what is needed although most people have poor social skills. They are too into themselves and/or have selective hearing. In other words‚ the act of "listening" may be affected by barriers that impede the flow of information. These barriers include distractions‚ an inability to prioritize information‚ a tendency to assume or judge based on little or no information

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    Evelyn Glennie

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    ultimately falling in love with music. She started learning to play piano at the age of 8‚ later on branching out and increasing her repertoire of musical instruments. During this time‚ Glennie would begin to lose her sense of hearing little by little. Glennie became dependent on hearing aids at eleven‚ and people said she would never play music again. It must have been heartbreaking to Glennie considering how much she loved music and it was more than a passion‚ as she felt that she was born to be around

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    P3 Environmental Factors

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    background noises‚ it will be difficult to hear what the children are saying when they need your help. For example‚ in the nursery there is a child who is using hearing aids and this will amplify background noises as well as the sound of the speaker. Therefore‚ a noisy environment may be difficult and unpleasant for the child who is using a hearing aid. Lighting – During a doctor surgery‚ if the lighting is poor it will be difficult for you to make sense of the patient’s facial expressions as you can’t

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    listener remains silent and entirely unresponsive. To give a proper feedback‚ we should think about the term of reflective listening‚ which involves paying respectful attention to the content and feelings expressed in another’s communication‚ hearing and understanding. Then letting the other know that he/she is being heard and understood. It requires responding actively to another by keeping the focus of your attention totally on that person. We should keep in mind that perception is playing

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