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| giving the speaker you undivided attention,resisting urges to respond and consecrating on the message |
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| to prejudge or have a one sided opinion that influences your judgement |
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| body movements sending messages without words |
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| slang or informal language |
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| transfer info from one party to another |
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| basic element needed to commuicate |
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| response to protect oneself from a perceived threat |
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| to unfairly treat someone based on age, culture,race or sexual orientation |
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| anger that is completely unrelated to the event that is presently occurring |
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| vocalize speak pronounce articulate |
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| group of a society defined by origin or race |
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| oral or nonverbal response |
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| in a medical setting refusing to obey the doctors treatment plan |
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| communication with out words, such as hand movements or body posture |
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| facts that are apparent to the observer |
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| questions that allow a person to formulate a response |
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| assumption that people make based on their awareness |
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| judgment formed prior to gathering all facts |
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| to think about, dwell on, mull over,and study what has been said |
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| generalized or oversimple conception concerning an individual or group |
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| any information that the patient provides to the physician describe symptoms |
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| the use of language or spoken words to transmit messages |
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