Test 2 Flashcards
(38 cards)
These 3 elements of face-to-face communication are often referred to as the “three V’s,” which are:
- Verbal
- Voice
- Visual
Face-to-face communication incorporates what 3 elements?
- Words
- tone of voice
- body language
Message reception may be influenced by . . .
- voice rate
- volume
- intonation
- pitch
_____________ communication includes: body language, facial expressions & appearance
Nonverbal
Nonverbal communication may account for more than ______ % of the way messages are received.
90%
Barriers to effective communication include
- physical barrier
- status differentials
- time constraints
- word choice
- culture and gender differences
One of the most common physical barriers to communication is __________.
distance
physical barriers can also be ________ such as an office door or large desk
symbolic
This type of communication is when the supervisor sends messages to employee and tends to command or instruct.
Downward communication
This type of communication occurs when the employee sends a message to the supervisor and tends to inform
Upward Communication
_______ barriers are very common in pharmacy settings due to work volume
time
__________ barriers occur when people assign different meanings to words
Sematic
T/F? Words with ambiguous of vague meanings should be avoided to minimize confusion.
True.
Women are more likely to be ________ in workplace communication.
a. direct
b. indirect
b. indirect
the act of hearing with thoughtful attention
active listening
Active listening is affected by the 4 S’s. . . .
- Speaker
- Setting
- Style
- Subject
When a manager actively listens to their employee, there is an increase in ___________, greater ______________ and better ____________.
cooperation, productivity, morale
How can you improve listening?
remove barriers focus on conversation STOP talking, do NOT interrupt D'C all other tasks and look directly at the person listen for messages (verbal & nonverbal) provide a response or feedback
what are common mistakes that threaten authenticity?
- hesitance of distrust in words used to deliver message of characteristics of voice when message is delivered
- making potentially unpopular announcements without laying the groundwork
- telling well-intentioned lies or partial truths
- overlooking the effect of power on relationships
What is active voice?
When the subject is performing the action
ex. “everyone must read the policy”
What is passive voice?
When the subject is acted upon
ex. “the policy should be read by everyone”
________ voice may be the better option when you do not want to assign blame, directly state who did something or communicate bad news.
Passive
When are meetings appropriate?
when delivering a message that may elicit a strong reaction or when discussion is needed
_________ voice should be used when an action is required such as writing letters or emails, business proposals, policies & procedures and other correspondance
Active