Communication NCHSE

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What is a cultural barrier in communication?

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A cultural barrier is an obstacle to communication that arises from differences in cultural backgrounds, such as beliefs, values, and practices. An example is when a woman does not make eye contact due to her religious beliefs.

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What is communication?

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Communication is the act of sharing a message, thought, or idea, so that it is accurately received and understood.

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What does proximity refer to in communication?

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Proximity refers to the physical space between people during communication.

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What is an example of a proper communication skill for healthcare workers?

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Speaking clearly and distinctly is a proper communication skill for healthcare workers.

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What is a psychological barrier in communication?

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A psychological barrier is an obstacle to communication that arises from mental or emotional factors, such as attitudes, bias, and prejudice.

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What is body language?

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Body language is a form of non-verbal communication that includes gestures, facial expressions, and posture.

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What is the importance of eye contact in communication?

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Eye contact is important in communication as it shows attentiveness and helps establish a connection between the speaker and the listener.

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What does etiquette mean in communication?

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Etiquette refers to the accepted social behavior and manners that guide how individuals communicate with one another.

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What is the role of active listening in communication?

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Active listening involves fully concentrating, understanding, responding, and remembering what is being said, which enhances effective communication.

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What is the impact of noise on communication?

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Noise can disrupt communication by causing distractions or misunderstandings, making it difficult for the message to be received accurately.