Chapter 1: Listening Listening is essential skill for maintaining relationships. Real listening is based on intention to: Understand Enjoy Learn Help or Comfort. Pseudo-listening based on need to: Make people like you Avoid rejection. Chapter 2: Self-Disclosure Self-disclosure implies: Communication with another Transfer of new information truthfulness Dimensions of "Self"
Chapter 1: Listening Listening is essential skill for maintaining relationships. Real listening is based on intention to: Understand Enjoy Learn Help or Comfort. Pseudo-listening based on need to: Make people like you Avoid rejection. Chapter 2: Self-Disclosure Self-disclosure implies: Communication with another Transfer of new information truthfulness Dimensions of "Self"
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Chapter 1: Listening Listening is essential skill for maintaining relationships. Real listening is based on intention to: Understand Enjoy Learn Help or Comfort. Pseudo-listening based on need to: Make people like you Avoid rejection. Chapter 2: Self-Disclosure Self-disclosure implies: Communication with another Transfer of new information truthfulness Dimensions of "Self"
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• Four Kinds of Expression • Listening is an essential skill • Self-disclosure implies: ○ Observations for maintaining relationships ○ Communication with another ○ Thoughts • Real listening is based on the ○ Transfer of new information ○ Feelings intention to: ○ Truthfulness ○ Needs ○ Understand • Dimensions of “Self” • Whole Messages ○ Enjoy ○ Open Self: actions & words ○ All four types of expression ○ Learn ○ Blind Self: habits ○ Full disclosure ○ Help or Comfort ○ Hidden Self: secrets ○ Clear meaning • Pseudo-listening is based on a ○ Unknown Self: subconscious ○ Partial message need to: • Self-disclosure is shift of info Omission of one or more ○ Make people like you from hidden self to open self types of expression that ○ Avoid rejection • Rewards of Self-Disclosure can lead to confusion ○ Hear something specific ○ Increased self-knowledge • Contaminated Messages ○ Be heard ○ Closer intimate relationships ○ Disguised expression ○ Be polite ○ Disclosure breeds disclosure ○ Hidden meaning • Blocks to listening: ○ Lessening of guilt ○ Confusing ○ Comparing ○ Gain energy/relieve tension ○ Mismatch of content and ○ Mind reading • Blocks to self-disclosure tone ○ Rehearsing ○ Societal bias • Preparing Your Message ○ Filtering ○ Fear ○ Self-awareness ○ Judging ○ Repressed Feelings ○ Awareness of audience ○ Dreaming • Optimal Self-Disclosure ○ Awareness of setting ○ Identifying ○ Amount of self-disclosure • Rules for Effective Expression ○ Advising based on: ○ Direct messages ○ Put-downs or discounting Personality No assumptions about ○ Being Right Mood obviousness of implied ○ Changing the subject Situation/topic expression ○ Placating tone Audience No passive aggressiveness ○ Balance is key ○ Immediate messages • Effective Listening ○ Active Listening • Practicing Self-disclosure No delayed ○ Levels of disclosure: communication Paraphrasing Clarifying ?s Informational Avoid build-up of emotion Constructive Feedback Past thoughts and feelings ○ Clear messages ○ Listening w/ empathy Current thoughts and No omission feelings No vagueness ○ Listening w/ openness Avoid loaded questions Considering another Congruency of content, viewpoint tone, and body language ○ Listening w/ awareness Avoid double messages Consider truthfulness, Avoid hidden meanings congruency of tone and One topic at a time content ○ Straight Messages • Total Listening No hidden agendas ○ Eye contact Tell the truth ○ Lean forward ○ Supportive Messages ○ Nodding or paraphrasing No labeling ○ Clarifying questions Avoid sarcasm ○ Move away from distractions Do not bring up the past ○ Commit to understanding No negative comparisons • Listening for Couples No “You Messages” ○ Reciprocal Communication No Threats Active Listening Taking Turns Chapter 3: Expressing