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| Using observational skills or reading body language to understand patients feelings |
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| Neutral position of behavior |
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| The bodies natural position (Hands relaxed at sides) |
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| Body motions, shrugs, foot tapping, drumming, pen clicking |
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| Use of space to make contact or provide privacy |
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| Use of time, pausing, speeding up, waiting. |
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| dress, cleanliness, jewelry, tattoos, piercings. |
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| walking, jumping, swaying |
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| grunts, ahs, throat clearing. |
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| Pauses, withholding info, secrecy. |
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| Studying patients kinesics, specifically oculesics, facial expressions, appearance, posture, and proxemics. |
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Communicating without using language.
ie. relaxed steady gaze. (ideal in US)
facial expressions and appropriate adornment is key in sending the right message.
Adopt the right posture. |
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| Atmosphere for communication |
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1)correct distance from patient
2)arms length
3) No barriers, such as desk. |
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| mental or physical line not to be crossed. (especially with gender or cultural differences) |
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| Learning difference between cultural views, haptics, and oculesics. |
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