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Discussion Circle PromptsHCOM-100

Slide 2

What are the other communication principles we’ve discussed in class so far?

According to your understanding what are we going to talk about today?

According to the book (p104), what is the essence of being a good conversationalist?

Please give a positive personal example of a listening event in your life:

Please give a negative personal example of a listening event in your life:



Slide 4

(p. 104)

If we are typical, what do we spend the least amount of our communication time doing, but

yet get the most training on?

What do we spend most of our communication time doing, but get the least training on?

Good listening skills increase sensitivity to others. What does sensitivity to others include?

Describe a listening event wherein these skills actually improved a situation for you, or one in which you wished you had been more sensitive.



Slide 5

(p. 105)

What is the difference between hearing and listening?

What does it mean to be “interpersonally inert?”

Describe an experience you have had with “interpersonally inertness.”



Slide 5

(p. 106)

Describe the following terms according to the textbook:

Selecting:

Attending:

What kinds of listening events hold your attention?

What kinds of listening events bore you so bad you just want to leave?



Slide 5

Describe the following terms according to the textbook:

(p 106) Understanding:

(p 107) Remembering:

(p 108) Responding:

(p 107) What are the major listening habit differences in gender?

(p 108) Describe a listening event wherein the listener failed to respond to you and how you felt about it:



Slide 6

Describe three kinds of Self-Barrier type listening barriers:

(p 109) Self-Focus:

(p 110) Emotional Noise:

(p 110) Criticism:

(p 110) What does the term “emotional intelligence” refer to?



Slide 7

Describe three kinds of Information Processing type listening barriers:

(p 111) Processing Rate:

(p 111) Information Overload:

(p 112) Receiver Apprehension:

(p 111-112) Regarding information processing, what are some tips we could use to help us

focus on the speaker?



Slide 8

Describe these two types of Context Barrier type listening barriers:

(p 113) Barriers of Time and Place:

(p 114) Noise:

(P 114) Regarding context barriers, what are some tips we could use to help us focus on

the speaker?



Slide 9

(p 114) What are the three steps to good listening skills?

(p 115) What does decentering mean?

(p 115) What does it mean to listen with your eyes?

Give an example from your own life when listening with your eyes really paid off:



Slide 9

(p 116-117) What do these five additional listening strategies mean:

1.) Identify your listening goal:

2.) Mentally summarize the details of the message:

3.) Link message details with the major idea of the message:

4.) Practice by listening to difficult or challenging material:

5.) Transform listening barriers into listening goals:



Slide 10

(p 118) What do these five responding skills mean:

1.) Be Descriptive:

2.) Be Timely:

3.) Be Brief:

4.) Be Useful:

5.) Be Active:



Slide 11

(p 119) What does the word “empathy” mean?

What are some ways that empathy improves relationships?

What is the quote by Antoine De Saint-Exupery on page 119?

What do you think is meant by this quote?

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