1) What Are Some Characteristics or Signs of Proper Communication between Health Care workers (in other words, if you were a boss what kind of traits would you want your employees to have?) 2) What are some barriers to good communication? (Think cultural, political, unique backgrounds, etc.)
3) 70% of our communication is not spoken, it's non-verbal. Why is important to read body language? Name 3 body language postures and what emotion do they convey?

What Are Some Characteristics or Signs of Proper Communication between Health Care workers (in other words, if you were a boss what kind of traits would you want your employees to have?)

Question 1 options:

Good work, In time for work, Honesty, Trust,

Question 2 (3 points)  

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What are some barriers to good communication? (Think cultural, political, unique backgrounds, etc.)

Question 2 options:

Some barriers are

Emotional Barriers

Language barriers

Interpersonal barriers

Perceptual barriers

Gender barriers

Question 3 (5 points)  

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70% of our communication is not spoken, it's non-verbal.  Why is important to read body language?  Name 3 body language postures and what emotion do they convey?

Question 3 options:

Slouching down might indicate stress or sad. Being twitchy and fast might indicate anxiety. Being fast and aggressive might mean anger. Body language can help you to pick up on unspoken issues, problems or negative feelings that other people might have. You can also use it in a positive way to add strength to your verbal messages.

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