Acronyms
SPEECS
Social, Physical, Emotional, Economic, Cultural, Spiritual
What are two different ways of communicating
Verbal and Non-Verbal
What are the 5 types of decision making
Rational, Impulsive, Intuitive, Confident and Hesitant
Refers to our essential desire to feel protected and safe from threat
Safety and Security
What type of research is an interview
Primary and Qualitative
CDAGS
Culture, Disability, Age, Gender, Socioeconomic Status (SES)
The four main characteristics of communication are:
Sender: Creator of the message
Receiver: Who the message is intended for
Message: Meaning of the communication
Medium: How the message is being communicated
How does past experiences and personal values affect decision making
Values and attitudes will impact the decisions people make. Past experiences may affect decisions as individuals compare previous alternatives and outcomes.
Refers to the process of learning to acquire knowledge and skills
Education
How can an interview be conducted
Can be carried out in person, phone or video conferences.
PCDP
Planning and Organisation, Communication, Decision Making, Problem Solving
What is Assertive communication
Occurs when a person expresses their feelings in a positive and non aggressive manner, stating their rights, opinions, and feelings without hurting others
Define intuitive decision-making
Instinctive decision-making, made based on the character of the person and their intuition
An activity to which one devotes their time and exerts energy towards a goal for payment, profit or commission.
Employment
What is a structured interview
Planned with a set of predetermined questions
CAAPS
Complexity of the problem, Access to resources, Attitudes to change, Past experiences and personal values, Sociocultural factors
Shouting, Blaming and Interrupting are all examples of what communication style
Aggressive
What is the importance of decision making
The importance of decision making improves communication, group cohesion, clarity, progression and all members are involved
A complete state of physical, social, emotional and spiritual wellbeing
Health
What are the pros of an unstructered interview
More flexibility
More relaxed atmosphere
IESIE
Identify the problem
Explore alternative solutions & consequences
Select an option
Implement the solution
Evaluate the situation
What are the outcomes of passive communication
Ignores their own rights and allows others to infringe
Doesn't state their opinions
Wants to be seen as polite
Define decision making
The process of constructing choices and reaching a conclusion after considering all alternatives available
Refers to the primary needs of food, clothing, and shelter that are required by all people
Adequate Standards of Living (ASoL)
What are the cons of using interviews as a research method
Time consuming
Costly
Open to interviewer bias