Active Listening Exercise 5: Using active listening or attending behavior with a

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Active Listening Exercise 5: Using active listening or attending behavior with a client is one way to communicate to ths that he or she is important. Using various gestures and nonverbal signals, the helper dient ows the dient to choose the path of the conversation while paying attention to the mes- sage the client is conveying. 1. Select a friend who is willing to help you. 2. Ask the friend to talk to you about an event, situation, or problem he or she does not mind sharing. Find a quiet spot so that the two of you are not interrupted. 3. Use the SOLER behaviors presented in your text as you listen to your friend talk. 4. After you have practiced your active listening, describe to your friend what it was like to listen using this technique. Then ask your friend to share his or her experience. Your experiences: Your friend's experiences:

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My experience:

As a part of active listening can able to know the content what the client want to share while active listening we can able to know the some events, situations which is not shared by anyone else. Through some guestures, postures we can know the what the client is suppose to say, so I can learn some of the things through the client that is how to share the information in non verbal communication.

Friend experience:

As a part of the active listening the friend could able to know the active listening, how to share the information from one person to the another person through different techniques. So the friend can able to manage him or herself critical situation.

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