Power of listening Flashcards

(20 cards)

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how does listening link to health?

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  • skills like reflective listening and empathy are the only skills that ca make another human feel cared for and connected.
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what did Ofri 2017 find in the study on effective communication?

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  • the average person listens at only 25% efficiency
  • doctors typically interrupt patients within 12 seconds
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what did steven covey find?

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  • most people do not listen with an intent to understand, they listen with an intent to reply
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what is mind reading?

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  • making assumptions about what people will say
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what is rehearsing?

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  • preparing what you will respond next before your partner has finished talking
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what is filtering?

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  • selective attention, only hearing certain types of information
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what is judging?

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  • holding certain opinions about the person
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what is advising?

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  • telling people how to fix the problem
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what is sparring?

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  • being argumentative, seeking to convince the other people that your position is better
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what is de-railing?

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  • going off the rails, changing topic, making jokes
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what is placating?

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  • to agree too much and too quickly
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What also might get in the way of listening?

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  • pressure to be confident in our role
  • fear of where the conversation may go
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What is deep listening?

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  • describes the processes of deep and respectful listening to build community
  • a way of encouraging people to explore and learn from the aboriginal culture, knowledge and understanding
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What is Dadirris theory?

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  • inner, deep listening and quiet, still awareness.
  • recognises the deep spring that is inside us
  • we call on it and it calls to us
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what is intentional practice and what does it include?

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  • actions underpinned by principles and values
  • culturally safe & trauma informed principles, skills, us
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what is restating and what does it make possible?

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  • using the speakers specific words and phrases
  • encourages people to share more freely
  • provides space for the person to say more about elements unemphasised
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what is paraphrasing and what does it make possible?

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  • using alternate language to convey the speakers experience
  • indicates that the listener is listening, speaker can see the picture that the listener is making
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what is summarising and what it makes possible?

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  • the ability to condense and restate key points or information in a concise manner
  • enhances understanding, keeps conversation focused, fosters connection
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what is clarifying and what it makes possible?

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  • process of seeking additional information or details to ensure an accurate understanding
  • verifies understanding, makes an environment where individuals feel safe expressing themselves
20
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what are probing questions and what they make possible?

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  • inquiries designed to delve deeper into a topic or gather more detailed info
  • deepens understanding, encourages reflection, facilitates open dialogue