WorksheetsFriendship & Communication
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 19mins
a close association marked by the feelings of care, respect, admiration, concern of even love
(a)
known as principles of friendship by Aristotle
(a)
Friendship of goodness/ or friendship of the good
connection between people who need each other to gain something
friendship based on pleasant and satisfying feeling with someone
connection w/ people while resemble your character and virtue
Friendship of Pleasure
connection between people who need each other to gain something
friendship based on pleasant and satisfying feeling with someone
connection w/ people while resemble your character and virtue
Friendship of utility
connection between ppl who need each other to gain something
friendship based on pleasant and satisfying feeling with someone
connection w/ people while resemble your character and virtue
an act of transferring information
* vital role in any relationships
(a)
- most common
- face to face, telephone, radio, and other media
spoken/verbal communication
Non-verbal communication
Written communication
Visual communication
body language, gestures
spoken/verbal
Non-verbal
Written
Visual
letters, e-mails, social media, internet, books
spoken/verbal
Non-verbal
Written
Visual
graphs, chart maps, logos
spoken/verbal
Non-verbal
Written
Visual
who wrote the elements of friendship
(a)
where info came from
(a)
the information
(a)
way to transmit info
(a)
for whom the message was for
(a)
fully concentrating on what is being said rather than just passively hearing it
*listening with all senses
(a)
listener pay attention to the speaker's verbal and non-verbal
Comprehend
Retain
Respond
remembering key points
Comprehend
Retain
Respond
to confirm you understand
Comprehend
Retain
Respond
Fundamental component of interpersonal communication
(a)
an active process in which a conscious decision is made
(a)
it is when fully concentrating on what is being said rather than just passively hearing the message of the speaker
(a)
when you are listening, you engage in an active process of trying to _______ and _______ the message being relayed to you by another person
(a)
it is when you are not evaluating the message of the other person with the goal of offering your own opinion
active listening
critical listening
serves the purpose of earing the trust of others and helping you to understand their situation
critical listening
active listening
