Principles of Dialogue
Communication in which someone is focused on only his or her own goals and has no real concern for the listeners feelings.
What is a Monologic Communicator?
Exchange of rules throughout the interaction of speaker and listener.
What is Turn Taking?
When each person is both a speaker and listener/sender and receiver
What is Dialogue?
Used to communicate various types of information back to the speaker without assuming the role of the speaker and are generally supportive and confirming.
What are Back Channeling Cues
Not changing a conversation to get someone to say something positive about you or to force the other person to think, believe, or behave in any particular way.
What is Avoiding Manipulating a Conversation
The way you let the speaker know you want to speak
What are Turn-Requesting Cues
Allowing the person the right to make his or her choices without coercion, threat of punishment, and without fear and social pressure.
What is Demonstrating Respect for The Other Person?
Examples such as "i don't know" or a brief grunt.
What are Turn-Denying Cues
Act out an example of "Keeping Channels of Communication Open"
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Act out and example of Interruptions.
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