can you guys give me a good hook about communication syle?
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Two books by Deborah Tannen:\nThat's Not What I Meant! How Conversational Style Makes or Breaks Your Relations with Others (this covers a wide range of differences in style)\nYou Just Don't Understand: Women and Men in Conversation (specifically about gender differences in conversational style)\n\nShe's written a number of books since, but I don't know the titles off-hand. She's a professor, and has also written scholarly books on the same topic.
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Me and my friend could use some advice!!Send me a mssge.pliz!!
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Confrontation is not always necessary... communication is, if you want an emotionally healthy and satisfying life together.  Change takes time, but well worth the wait if you are willing to put the time in!
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www.paltalk.com\n\nHave fun, but also be careful of what you chat and with whom.  Not everyone is what they say.\n\nBe safe, have fun, Good Luck :)
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do a "key to communication" and hang gold colored paper keys with communication tips and the info you want them to know, this way you can grab their attention and pass the info to them.\n\nor you can have a key to communication presentaion on an evening and invite all to come.
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Read: How to Make friends and Influence People\nTry it.
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Can you explain a little more about what it is that you want to communicate?  Each situation is different.  You should check out your schools catalog or handbook.  You should be able to find a section in either book to help you with you situation.\nAlso, maybe somebody can help you more on here if you provide more information!
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http://www.nacada.ksu.edu/Clearinghouse/AdvisingIssues/body-speaks.htm\n\nhttp://www.thinkquest.org/oct04jun05/communication.shtml - reference list
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communication is an easy one
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good communication through typed word start with a handy little thing called Spell Check\n\nnext lesson: grammar
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if you're out to attract the person ur conversing with into a web of desire and love, you should ask non-sensitive things about him/her. it lets em know ur interested.\n\nif ur in the conversation that u dont want to develop, the weather is usually a good topic. asking whether he/she's used yahoo! answers would usually open a whole world of subtopics.
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to comncate talk go on websites
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Basics of Effective Communication?\n\n1) Keep a low, kind, but clearly heard voice.\n2) Speak only when the other(s) have finished.\n3) Let the others speak until they have finished. Use a talking stick if necessary (the one who holds the stick, talks).\n4) Point out the benefits the others have from your plans.\n5) Let differences of opinions stand, not argue about them.\n6) Do not criticize the othes for their opinion, but find something positive about it.\n7) It is better to say "and" instead of "but" when you have a different idea. E.g. "Your idea is interesting, and let us add this to it!" Instead of, "Well that's your idea, but I have a better one."\n8) Let the others have a sense of a win/win situation.\n9) Never use bad language, no matter how rude the others may get.\n10) Postpone a dialog when the emotions run high, and choose a time to contunue, when all is again calm. State so.\n11) Thank the particpants for their contributions.\n\nMay be that's it? You may put these suggestion in your own words to make a paragraph, and may be, add ideas.\n\nGood results for you!\nCordially, India.Magica
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hi,  what you could do before you make that phone call, is to   sit down with a pen and paper and   make a few notes on what you would like to say and how best to say it..  she will never know you have a little cheat sheet in front of you  and it   will give  you a reference   if you get tongue tied ! ... you might want to     write down a few  notes such as   something about school  / mutual friends or interests  movies /TV shows  etc..    to start the conversation going..  example = " hi ______  this is _____   (if your in school and have the same class) =  I was wondering if you knew   what pages we were suppose to do for homework, I forget to jot it down "..etc... then branch out in to  any current event / TV show  movie etc... ask her if she saw it /liked it.. etc...    or  if she would like to see  a movie with you  or grab  a bite to  eat etc..  good luck !
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Try a good book on etiquette. Most contain a section on business. I recommend "Emily Post." She covers approprite clothing for the office; phone manners; inter-office relationships; relaying confidential personal info to a co-worker that you might get inadvertantly when taking phone messages,; all sorts of stuff about etiquette at the workplace. Good luck!
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The significant issue here is excellent two-way communications----you, um, DO have that, right???    Well, I feel we all wish we had that.\n\nUnder ideal circumstances, you should be able to communicate effectively.  Yet in order to do so, it takes time to build that repore.... to give that person the understanding of you, through experience, that you are caring, that you actively listen and that you postively engage them in discussions that are supportive and conductive towards common goals.\n\nWhen in LESS than ideal circumstances, you can still proceed in that direction, and hope they do to.  When things 'break down' simply because you express yourself.... that is a big clue that there is more amiss than simply incomplete and ineffective communications.\n\nEven when you do HAVE excellent rapport with that person, its recommended you approach the issue positively, with nice things to say, show that you are patient, calm, understanding.  Explain things more from a rational and factual point of view then of 'hurt feelings'.  Think about what you want to say in advance, and see what you can do to present the topic/issue in a way that is more likely to be well-received.\n\nFinally, have faith in yourself.  You've got your experience in life to date to support what you think and how you feel.  If you've thought about the situation and feel a compelling desire to share your perspective, then do so.  You've got the sensible responsibility to be yourself and to explain in a nice what what you think and how you feel.  The other person is responsible too---for themselves, how they feel, how they react.  From that.... you 'should' be able to express yourself and let them accept it as best as they are able.\n\nGood luck!
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One word: Communication