ADR: Verbal Communication Mind Map

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Postgraduate ADR Mind Map on ADR: Verbal Communication Mind Map, created by Jean Ramsay on 16/10/2019.
Jean Ramsay
Mind Map by Jean Ramsay, updated more than 1 year ago
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ADR: Verbal Communication Mind Map
  1. Manifest Content
    1. the actual words being spoken
      1. Clarity: speaking to be understood
        1. blaming: accusatory statements, escalate conflict and generally make things worse
          1. future focus: "how can we make sure this never happens again?"
          2. Delivery
            1. how you speak. Affects how your message will be received
              1. Speed: standard conversational pace
                1. tone: emphasize key parts , capture attn. of other party
                  1. articulation: helps with comprehension. Proper articulation aids in being perceived as credible
            2. Reaction
              1. be aware of your audience and their reaction to your statements
                1. self monitoring- monitoring the reaction of the other party and changing your statements accordingly to get a favourable outcome
              2. Latent content
                1. non verbal cues that aid in interpretation (body language)
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