W03 Quiz_ Weekly Introspection_ Communication Essentials

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1/24/24, 12:52 AM W03 Quiz: Weekly Introspection: Communication Essentials https://byui.instructure.com/courses/280048/quizzes/4382561 1/3 W03 Quiz: Weekly Introspection Due Jan 27 at 11:59pm Points 20 Questions 3 Available until Feb 10 at 11:59pm Time Limit None Instructions Correct answers are hidden. Score for this survey: 20 out of 20 Submitted Jan 23 at 5:52pm This attempt took 11 minutes. Task: Complete the quiz. Purpose: Reflect on what you've learned this week. Instructor: Your instructor will review your answers to each question, and occasionally leave feedback. Notes The answers to the questions should reflect what you've learned and include the things most interesting to you, as well things you want to remember and apply in your future. NOTE : Do not start this assignment until after you have completed all other assignments for this week. Next Steps In the concluding week of this course, you will be completing a Final Reflection Essay encompassing all that you have learned. It is strongly recommended that you save your answers in a Word document because they will be vital in the completion of the final essay. Question 1 Your Answer: What were your goals from last week and how did you apply them to your communication this week? Share at least two experiences with improving your communication this week. What was the outcome?
1/24/24, 12:52 AM W03 Quiz: Weekly Introspection: Communication Essentials https://byui.instructure.com/courses/280048/quizzes/4382561 2/3 Last week, my communication goals centered on delivering information clearly and concisely while fostering engagement with my audience or peers. This week, I dedicated myself to putting these goals into practice. During my informative speech, I made a conscious effort to present information in a straightforward manner, resulting in positive feedback on its accessibility. The structured clarity of the presentation was key in ensuring the audience easily understood the content. Additionally, in class discussions, I actively participated by asking questions and offering thoughtful responses, contributing to a more engaging and collaborative learning environment. Notably, the increased engagement during discussions was palpable, influencing the overall dynamics of the conversations positively. These experiences reinforced the importance of clear communication and active participation, contributing to positive outcomes and an overall improvement in my communication endeavors. Question 2 Your Answer: What were the top three things that stood out to you this week from class readings or your group meeting about perception and non-verbal communication? Why were these points significant to you? Be specific and think deeper. This week's class readings and group meetings on perception and non- verbal communication brought forth several impactful insights. Firstly, the concept that stood out was the idea that non-verbal cues often convey more information than verbal communication alone. Understanding that gestures, facial expressions, and body language play a significant role in conveying emotions and intentions made me realize the richness of communication beyond words. This realization encourages me to be more attuned to non-verbal signals during interactions, promoting a deeper understanding of the messages being communicated. Question 3
1/24/24, 12:52 AM W03 Quiz: Weekly Introspection: Communication Essentials https://byui.instructure.com/courses/280048/quizzes/4382561 3/3 COPYRIGHT 2024 BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY-IDAHO Your Answer: How will you apply these principles of perception and non-verbal communication to your communication this week? Set at least one specific goal based on your learning to improve your communication. You will report on this goal next week. This week, I am committed to applying the principles of perception and non-verbal communication by setting a specific goal: practicing empathetic listening during group discussions. Recognizing the profound impact of non-verbal cues on communication, I aim to go beyond verbal exchanges and focus on subtle expressions and body language to better understand the emotions and perspectives of my peers. By maintaining eye contact, nodding in acknowledgment, and being attuned to non-verbal signals, I seek to create a more inclusive and collaborative communication environment. This goal aligns with the learning from class readings and discussions, emphasizing the importance of holistic understanding in effective communication. To monitor my progress, I will maintain a reflective journal and seek feedback from peers to gain valuable insights into the impact of my non-verbal communication on group dynamics. I look forward to reporting on my experiences and lessons learned from this intentional practice next week. Survey Score: 20 out of 20
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