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1. Paraphrase

A group of employees from different departments that provides input to the resolution of inter-departmental problemsThe ability to see circumstances from the other's viewpoint or to understand the other's feelingsUsing your own words to restate what a speaker just said - or to reflect the content of the speaker/s message as well as the feeling behind the content. Paraphrasing helps the listener clarify to him- or herself what the speaker's saying. It also helps the speaker - because a paraphrase reveals how the speaker's message sounds to the listenerIn the active voice - the subject of the sentence does the acting. The active voice is usually stronger because it is more direct and uses fewer words than the passive voice

2. Active voice

A group of employees from different departments that provides input to the resolution of inter-departmental problemsUsing your own words to restate what a speaker just said - or to reflect the content of the speaker/s message as well as the feeling behind the content. Paraphrasing helps the listener clarify to him- or herself what the speaker's saying. It also helps the speaker - because a paraphrase reveals how the speaker's message sounds to the listenerThe ability to see circumstances from the other's viewpoint or to understand the other's feelingsIn the active voice - the subject of the sentence does the acting. The active voice is usually stronger because it is more direct and uses fewer words than the passive voice

3. Cross-funtional team

A group of employees from different departments that provides input to the resolution of inter-departmental problemsUsing your own words to restate what a speaker just said - or to reflect the content of the speaker/s message as well as the feeling behind the content. Paraphrasing helps the listener clarify to him- or herself what the speaker's saying. It also helps the speaker - because a paraphrase reveals how the speaker's message sounds to the listenerIn the active voice - the subject of the sentence does the acting. The active voice is usually stronger because it is more direct and uses fewer words than the passive voiceThe ability to see circumstances from the other's viewpoint or to understand the other's feelings

4. Empathy

5. Communication barriers

In the active voice - the subject of the sentence does the acting. The active voice is usually stronger because it is more direct and uses fewer words than the passive voiceUsing your own words to restate what a speaker just said - or to reflect the content of the speaker/s message as well as the feeling behind the content. Paraphrasing helps the listener clarify to him- or herself what the speaker's saying. It also helps the speaker - because a paraphrase reveals how the speaker's message sounds to the listenerA group of employees from different departments that provides input to the resolution of inter-departmental problems1) distractions 2) differences in background 3) poor timing 4) personality differences 5) prejudice - that is the way we always have done it 6) differences in knowledge and assumptions 7) stress

6. Open-ended questions

In the active voice - the subject of the sentence does the acting. The active voice is usually stronger because it is more direct and uses fewer words than the passive voiceA group of employees from different departments that provides input to the resolution of inter-departmental problemsQuestions that permit free - unstructured responses - such questions are broad and encourage responses of more than just a few wordsUsing your own words to restate what a speaker just said - or to reflect the content of the speaker/s message as well as the feeling behind the content. Paraphrasing helps the listener clarify to him- or herself what the speaker's saying. It also helps the speaker - because a paraphrase reveals how the speaker's message sounds to the listener

7. Self-disclosure statements

Using your own words to restate what a speaker just said - or to reflect the content of the speaker/s message as well as the feeling behind the content. Paraphrasing helps the listener clarify to him- or herself what the speaker's saying. It also helps the speaker - because a paraphrase reveals how the speaker's message sounds to the listenerA group of employees from different departments that provides input to the resolution of inter-departmental problemsIn the active voice - the subject of the sentence does the acting. The active voice is usually stronger because it is more direct and uses fewer words than the passive voiceStatements you can use to show a speaker how you feel about he or she said. When you report experiences or feelings similar to the speaker's - it shows the speaker that he or she is not the only to think or feel a certain way

8. Mirroring

A group of employees from different departments that provides input to the resolution of inter-departmental problemsRepeating a speaker's key words to show the speaker how they sound. Mirroring indicates the listener's interest in the speaker's words and desire to understand them. Mirroring helps both the listener and the speaker determine the importance of the key words the speaker uses. Also called restating.Using your own words to restate what a speaker just said - or to reflect the content of the speaker/s message as well as the feeling behind the content. Paraphrasing helps the listener clarify to him- or herself what the speaker's saying. It also helps the speaker - because a paraphrase reveals how the speaker's message sounds to the listenerIn the active voice - the subject of the sentence does the acting. The active voice is usually stronger because it is more direct and uses fewer words than the passive voice

9. 4 stages of active listening

A group of employees from different departments that provides input to the resolution of inter-departmental problems1) focusing 2) interpreting 3) evaluating 4) respondingIn the active voice - the subject of the sentence does the acting. The active voice is usually stronger because it is more direct and uses fewer words than the passive voiceUsing your own words to restate what a speaker just said - or to reflect the content of the speaker/s message as well as the feeling behind the content. Paraphrasing helps the listener clarify to him- or herself what the speaker's saying. It also helps the speaker - because a paraphrase reveals how the speaker's message sounds to the listener

10. Nonverbal communication (body language)

Using your own words to restate what a speaker just said - or to reflect the content of the speaker/s message as well as the feeling behind the content. Paraphrasing helps the listener clarify to him- or herself what the speaker's saying. It also helps the speaker - because a paraphrase reveals how the speaker's message sounds to the listenerThe facial expressions - gestures - and body movements a person uses - including eye contact and posture. Our body language may contradict our words or reveal information we don't intend to reveal. We can hear certain types of nonverbal communication - such as laughter - weeping - whistling - or tone of voiceA group of employees from different departments that provides input to the resolution of inter-departmental problemsIn the active voice - the subject of the sentence does the acting. The active voice is usually stronger because it is more direct and uses fewer words than the passive voice

11. Summarizing statements

A group of employees from different departments that provides input to the resolution of inter-departmental problemsStatements that condense parts of what the speaker said and stress important points. Summarizing statements are used to focus attention on a certain topic - to guide the speaker to another part of the subject - and to reach agreement on specific points in order to end the conversationUsing your own words to restate what a speaker just said - or to reflect the content of the speaker/s message as well as the feeling behind the content. Paraphrasing helps the listener clarify to him- or herself what the speaker's saying. It also helps the speaker - because a paraphrase reveals how the speaker's message sounds to the listenerIn the active voice - the subject of the sentence does the acting. The active voice is usually stronger because it is more direct and uses fewer words than the passive voice

12. Grapevine

An informal communication network within an organizationUsing your own words to restate what a speaker just said - or to reflect the content of the speaker/s message as well as the feeling behind the content. Paraphrasing helps the listener clarify to him- or herself what the speaker's saying. It also helps the speaker - because a paraphrase reveals how the speaker's message sounds to the listenerIn the active voice - the subject of the sentence does the acting. The active voice is usually stronger because it is more direct and uses fewer words than the passive voiceA group of employees from different departments that provides input to the resolution of inter-departmental problems

13. Myths in communication

A group of employees from different departments that provides input to the resolution of inter-departmental problems1) we communicate only when we want to 2) words mean the same to everyone 3) we communicate chiefly with words 4) noverbal communication is silent communication 5) the best communication is a one-way message from me to you 6) the message communicated is the messages received 7) there is no such thing as too much informationUsing your own words to restate what a speaker just said - or to reflect the content of the speaker/s message as well as the feeling behind the content. Paraphrasing helps the listener clarify to him- or herself what the speaker's saying. It also helps the speaker - because a paraphrase reveals how the speaker's message sounds to the listenerIn the active voice - the subject of the sentence does the acting. The active voice is usually stronger because it is more direct and uses fewer words than the passive voice

14. 3 possible outcomes of negotiating:

Using your own words to restate what a speaker just said - or to reflect the content of the speaker/s message as well as the feeling behind the content. Paraphrasing helps the listener clarify to him- or herself what the speaker's saying. It also helps the speaker - because a paraphrase reveals how the speaker's message sounds to the listenerIn the active voice - the subject of the sentence does the acting. The active voice is usually stronger because it is more direct and uses fewer words than the passive voice1) an agreement is reached 2) it is unsuccessful but the parties agree to continue negotiating at some future time 3) the parties agree to disagreeA group of employees from different departments that provides input to the resolution of inter-departmental problems

15. Inverted pyramid

A group of employees from different departments that provides input to the resolution of inter-departmental problemsIn the active voice - the subject of the sentence does the acting. The active voice is usually stronger because it is more direct and uses fewer words than the passive voiceA style of writing that many newspaper reporters and others use - it involves putting the most important information at the beginning of a written piece and leaving less important details for the final paragraphs. Reporters write with the knowledge that readers may skip closing paragraphs or that editors may delete them to fit the story into the available spaceUsing your own words to restate what a speaker just said - or to reflect the content of the speaker/s message as well as the feeling behind the content. Paraphrasing helps the listener clarify to him- or herself what the speaker's saying. It also helps the speaker - because a paraphrase reveals how the speaker's message sounds to the listener

16. Lateral communication

The passage of information between peers at the same organizational levelA group of employees from different departments that provides input to the resolution of inter-departmental problemsIn the active voice - the subject of the sentence does the acting. The active voice is usually stronger because it is more direct and uses fewer words than the passive voiceUsing your own words to restate what a speaker just said - or to reflect the content of the speaker/s message as well as the feeling behind the content. Paraphrasing helps the listener clarify to him- or herself what the speaker's saying. It also helps the speaker - because a paraphrase reveals how the speaker's message sounds to the listener

17. Feedback

A group of employees from different departments that provides input to the resolution of inter-departmental problemsThe reaction of a listener or reader to the verbal and nonverbal communication of a speaker or writer. Feedback may evaluate something the speaker/writer said or did - and may provide corrective informationUsing your own words to restate what a speaker just said - or to reflect the content of the speaker/s message as well as the feeling behind the content. Paraphrasing helps the listener clarify to him- or herself what the speaker's saying. It also helps the speaker - because a paraphrase reveals how the speaker's message sounds to the listenerIn the active voice - the subject of the sentence does the acting. The active voice is usually stronger because it is more direct and uses fewer words than the passive voice

18. Topic sentence

In the active voice - the subject of the sentence does the acting. The active voice is usually stronger because it is more direct and uses fewer words than the passive voiceA sentence that contains the main point of a paragraph and shows what a paragraph is about. Using the topic sentence as a guideline - a writer can logically develop the rest of the paragraphUsing your own words to restate what a speaker just said - or to reflect the content of the speaker/s message as well as the feeling behind the content. Paraphrasing helps the listener clarify to him- or herself what the speaker's saying. It also helps the speaker - because a paraphrase reveals how the speaker's message sounds to the listenerA group of employees from different departments that provides input to the resolution of inter-departmental problems

19. Business writing techniques

A group of employees from different departments that provides input to the resolution of inter-departmental problemsIn the active voice - the subject of the sentence does the acting. The active voice is usually stronger because it is more direct and uses fewer words than the passive voice1) have a specific reader or audience in mind 2) know the objective 3) decide what information is essential to include 4) decide how to present the infos Make an outline - a list of important points placed in logical orderUsing your own words to restate what a speaker just said - or to reflect the content of the speaker/s message as well as the feeling behind the content. Paraphrasing helps the listener clarify to him- or herself what the speaker's saying. It also helps the speaker - because a paraphrase reveals how the speaker's message sounds to the listener

20. Outline

In the active voice - the subject of the sentence does the acting. The active voice is usually stronger because it is more direct and uses fewer words than the passive voiceA group of employees from different departments that provides input to the resolution of inter-departmental problemsA list of significant points that is helpful when writing a memo - letter - or report. An outline helps writers organize their thoughts before actually starting to writeUsing your own words to restate what a speaker just said - or to reflect the content of the speaker/s message as well as the feeling behind the content. Paraphrasing helps the listener clarify to him- or herself what the speaker's saying. It also helps the speaker - because a paraphrase reveals how the speaker's message sounds to the listener

21. Personal biases and communication

Using your own words to restate what a speaker just said - or to reflect the content of the speaker/s message as well as the feeling behind the content. Paraphrasing helps the listener clarify to him- or herself what the speaker's saying. It also helps the speaker - because a paraphrase reveals how the speaker's message sounds to the listener1) fist impression 2) stereotypes 3) just-like-me 4) halo or pitchfork effects- favor some positive trait - but overlook the others 5) contrast effect 6) leniency/ severity effect- some managers are clouded by negativityA group of employees from different departments that provides input to the resolution of inter-departmental problemsIn the active voice - the subject of the sentence does the acting. The active voice is usually stronger because it is more direct and uses fewer words than the passive voice

22. Downward communication

The passage of information from an organization's higher levels to its lower levelsUsing your own words to restate what a speaker just said - or to reflect the content of the speaker/s message as well as the feeling behind the content. Paraphrasing helps the listener clarify to him- or herself what the speaker's saying. It also helps the speaker - because a paraphrase reveals how the speaker's message sounds to the listenerIn the active voice - the subject of the sentence does the acting. The active voice is usually stronger because it is more direct and uses fewer words than the passive voiceA group of employees from different departments that provides input to the resolution of inter-departmental problems

23. Upward communication

In the active voice - the subject of the sentence does the acting. The active voice is usually stronger because it is more direct and uses fewer words than the passive voiceUsing your own words to restate what a speaker just said - or to reflect the content of the speaker/s message as well as the feeling behind the content. Paraphrasing helps the listener clarify to him- or herself what the speaker's saying. It also helps the speaker - because a paraphrase reveals how the speaker's message sounds to the listenerThe passage of information from an organization's lower levels to its higher levelsA group of employees from different departments that provides input to the resolution of inter-departmental problems

24. Facial expressions

In the active voice - the subject of the sentence does the acting. The active voice is usually stronger because it is more direct and uses fewer words than the passive voiceUsing your own words to restate what a speaker just said - or to reflect the content of the speaker/s message as well as the feeling behind the content. Paraphrasing helps the listener clarify to him- or herself what the speaker's saying. It also helps the speaker - because a paraphrase reveals how the speaker's message sounds to the listenerAre the most common nonverbal communication we use - and they reveal a lot about our attitudes.A group of employees from different departments that provides input to the resolution of inter-departmental problems

25. Active voice

Using your own words to restate what a speaker just said - or to reflect the content of the speaker/s message as well as the feeling behind the content. Paraphrasing helps the listener clarify to him- or herself what the speaker's saying. It also helps the speaker - because a paraphrase reveals how the speaker's message sounds to the listenerIn the active voice - the subject of the sentence does the acting. The active voice is usually stronger because it is more direct and uses fewer words than the passive voiceA group of employees from different departments that provides input to the resolution of inter-departmental problemsThe subject of the sentence does the acting " george made the decision."

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