How miscommunication happens (and how to avoid it) - Katherine Hampsten
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Date: 2020-08-22
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Comments and reviews: 4
Beris
Yes! Misunderstandings are common especially over the internet. Sometimes I reckon my feelings come out in my language based on what I'm going through and why I read things upside down. I was calling out over the internet recently and I was even louder and misunderstood the scope. My fault! A perceptional filter!
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Yes! Misunderstandings are common especially over the internet. Sometimes I reckon my feelings come out in my language based on what I'm going through and why I read things upside down. I was calling out over the internet recently and I was even louder and misunderstood the scope. My fault! A perceptional filter!
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MaxMinseok
Good to reflect my own communication style. And it's the opportunity to be aware of my personal perceptional filters. Do not assume from your own perception and take time to understand as you try to be understood.
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Good to reflect my own communication style. And it's the opportunity to be aware of my personal perceptional filters. Do not assume from your own perception and take time to understand as you try to be understood.
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VanessaVlogs
I imagine communication as devices. Each person has a different receiver of words. And as we throw out our words, each person process them differently
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I imagine communication as devices. Each person has a different receiver of words. And as we throw out our words, each person process them differently
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Rachel
I'm very to the point unless the person is too prickly and volatile, then I find I'm walking on eggshells to avoid confrontation.
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I'm very to the point unless the person is too prickly and volatile, then I find I'm walking on eggshells to avoid confrontation.
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