Conversation - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

1 / 25
About This Presentation
Title:

Conversation

Description:

What qualities make a conversation satisfying to you? ... Phatic Communication. establishes a connection. Verbal or non-verbal. Feedforward. Focus ... – PowerPoint PPT presentation

Number of Views:263
Avg rating:3.0/5.0
Slides: 26
Provided by: Kei1
Category:

less

Transcript and Presenter's Notes

Title: Conversation


1
Conversation
  • Conversation is an exercise of the mind. Gossip
    is merely an exercise of the tongue.
  • -Anonymous

2
Conversations (Chapter 9)
  • Informal social interaction
  • Roles of hearer and speaker are exchanged
  • Non-automatic
  • Collaborative management

3
Conversation Quiz
  • What qualities make a conversation satisfying to
    you?
  • What interpersonal qualities are most important
    in conversation?

4
Five-Stage Model of Conversation
  • Opening
  • Feedforward
  • Business
  • Feedback
  • Closing

5
Opening
  • Phatic Communication
  • establishes a connection
  • Verbal or non-verbal

6
Feedforward
  • Focus
  • Tone

7
Business
  • Substance
  • Goal directed

8
Feedback
  • Reflect back
  • Disagreement go back a step

9
Closing
  • Goodbye
  • Reveals satisfaction/dissatisfaction

10
Initiating Conversations
  • Try to be unthreatening, clear
  • Self References
  • Other References
  • Relational References
  • Context References

11
Conversations
  • Cooperation using four maxims
  • Quantity just enough info, relevant
  • Quality true instead of false
  • Relation relevant
  • Manner organized, clear

12
Turn Taking
  • Speaker Cues
  • Listener Cues
  • Back Channeling
  • Agreement/Disagreement
  • Degree of Involvement
  • Pace of the Speaker
  • Clarification

13
Closing Conversations
  • Reflect Back
  • State Directly
  • Future
  • Ask for closure
  • Enjoyment

14
Disclaimers
  • Ensuring your message will be understood
  • Credentialing
  • Sin Licenses
  • Cognitive disclaimers
  • Suspension of judgment

15
Excuses
  • Explanations that attempt to lessen negative
    implications
  • Maintaining self esteem

16
Excuses
  • Ineffective
  • I didnt do it
  • It wasnt so bad
  • Yes, but
  • Effective
  • I see
  • I did it
  • Im sorry
  • Forgive me
  • Ill do better

17
What affects the five stage model?
  • Personalities of the sender and receiver (self
    and perception)
  • Culture
  • Context
  • Purpose

18
14 Unsatisfying Conversation Partners
  • MICD
  • SIDE
  • SAT AP

19
Unsatisfying Conversation Partners
  • MICD
  • Moralist evaluates and judges everyone and
    everything
  • Inactive Responder gives no reaction, regardless
    of what you say
  • Complainer rarely tires of listing each
    complaint
  • Detour Taker always going off on tangents

20
Unsatisfying Conversation Partners
  • SIDE
  • Story Teller substitutes them for two way
    conversation
  • Interrogator asks questions about everything
  • Doomsayer everything is a problem
  • Egotist self-related topics

21
Unsatisfying Conversation Partners
  • SAT AP
  • Self Discloser more than you need to know
  • Advisor too much advice
  • Thought Completer knows what youre going to say
  • Arguer takes issue
  • Psychiatrist analyzes everything

22
  • What can you do to avoid becoming one of these
    problem conversationalists?

23
MICD Solutions
  • MICD
  • Moralist avoid evaluation and judgment
  • Inactive Responder overt verbal and non-verbal
  • Complainer good, before bad
  • Detour Taker logical pattern

24
SIDE Solutions
  • SIDE
  • Story Teller be other oriented
  • Interrogator questions in moderation
  • Doomsayer be positive
  • Egotist listen as much as you speak

25
SAT AP Solutions
  • Self Discloser be selective
  • Advisor expression of problem doesnt always
    require a solution
  • Thought Completer dont interrupt
  • Arguer disagree when appropriate
  • Psychiatrist avoid therapist role
Write a Comment
User Comments (0)
About PowerShow.com