Name: NCOM 1000: Assign. 5A- Group G.
Uploaded: 2024-10-09
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Description: NCOM 1000: Assign. 5A- Group G.. PERCEPTION CHECKING.

NCOM 1000: Assign. 5A- Group G.. PERCEPTION CHECKING. 

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[Audio] We will be discussing the topic of perception checking in our NCOM 1000 course. As a group, we have decided to conduct a survey to gather information about our perceptions. We will then compare our responses to the perceptions of our peers. Four group members will be participating in this exercise: Amylou Daway, Emmanuel Bamfo Agyekum, Himadri Chaudhary, and Joan C Sumibcay. Each member will be asked to complete the survey and then share their results with the group. By comparing our perceptions and identifying any differences, we hope to gain a better understanding of how our biases and assumptions may be impacting our understanding of the world. This exercise will also help us to develop more effective communication strategies and improve our ability to work collaboratively with others.. 

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The Group G members are :      1. Amylou Daway    2. Emmanuel Bamfo Agyekum     3. Himadri Chaudhary     4. Joan C. Sumibcay

[Audio] Good morning/afternoon/evening, class. Today, our topic is Perception Checking. Perception is the ability to identify and process information through our senses. It is the way of interpreting and comprehending something.. 

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What is the definition of Perception? According to the oxford dictionary, “Perception is the ability to see, hear, or become aware of something through the senses”. It is the way of regarding, understanding or interpreting something, a mental  impression, intuitive and insight. (Bradley&Murray,1915)

[Audio] Perception plays a vital role in communication and can significantly impact how individuals comprehend and interpret messages. However, it can also lead to misunderstandings or conflicts. Several factors can affect how individuals perceive and interpret messages, including not applying the three steps of perception checking, barriers to effective communication, poor self-reflection, and poor critical thinking. Perception checking involves paying attention to the message, understanding the context and intent, and verifying that the message was received accurately. Failing to apply these steps can lead to confusion and conflict. Barriers to effective communication, such as cultural differences, language barriers, and lack of shared context or understanding, can also cause misunderstandings or conflicts. Poor self-reflection can also contribute to misunderstandings or conflicts by influencing how individuals perceive messages based on their biases, assumptions, and beliefs. Finally, poor critical thinking can lead to misunderstandings or conflicts by affecting how individuals analyze and evaluate information to make informed decisions, which may be influenced by personal biases and assumptions. In summary, perception can lead to conflict and misunderstandings due to several factors, including not applying the three steps of perception checking, barriers to effective communication, poor self-reflection, and poor critical thinking. It is essential to be aware of these factors and take steps to mitigate them when communicating with others.. 

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Explain how perception can lead to misunderstanding or conflict. Perception can lead to conflict and misunderstanding  because of several factors:  1. Not applying the three steps of  perception checking,  2. Barriers to effective communication 3. Poor self-reflection 4. Poor critical thinking.

[Audio] We will discuss an example of misperception that led to a conflict or misunderstanding. We will focus on the case of Maria Sigma, a 17-year old client.. 

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Provide a personal or work example of misperception that led to a conflict or misunderstanding. Work example scenario. Maria Sigma, a 17-year old client whom a nurse first met in the admission unit was just nodding to her nurse when asked questions. When did you have your last menstrual period? She nods. Where do you live? She nods. What are your hobbies? She nods. The nurse left and quite annoyed. It led to conflict because she can’t get information and the nurse thought “I think she’s shy”. Maybe, I will make up an answer for this questions. Source of misperception is poor self reflection and not doing perception checking.

[Audio] Good afternoon class, today we will be discussing the Perception Checking assignment for NCOM 1000: Assign. 5 ampere Group G Perception checking is a crucial tool for effective communication in the healthcare industry. It involves identifying and examining the client's perception of the situation, and understanding how they see the world. For today's exercise, we will be focusing on the three steps of perception checking: Step 1: Describe what you see. To correctly identify the three steps of the perception-checking, it is important to remember that the description should be specific and neutral. In the work example, Maria does not respond to questions of the nurse. She always nods. Step 2: Give two possible perceptions.. 

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Correctly identify the 3 steps of the perception-checking. Step 1 : Describe what you see. -Specific and neutral. In the work example, Maria does not respond to questions of the nurse.  She always nod. Step 2: Give two possible perceptions: Neither has to be right and shows you are open. Maria can be shy. Maria can have hearing problem. Maria cannot speak or understand English. Step3:  Ask for clarification.-Allows for re-interpretation of the situation and clarifies what is happening from the client’s viewpoint. The nurse brought with her communication board and picture so as to communicate with Maria. She also brought a colleague who is from China and translated to Maria  what she was  asking. The nurse colleague also transmitted  Maria’s response in all of the questions.

[Audio] Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. Today, we'll discuss perception checking, a technique used to monitor our perceptions and reactions to others. It's crucial to apply the three steps of perception checking to avoid conflicts and misunderstandings. Firstly, active listening is necessary. This involves paying close attention to what the other person is saying and how they are saying it. By doing so, we can better understand their perspective and avoid misinterpretations. Secondly, critical thinking is essential. It involves evaluating the information we receive and questioning our own assumptions and beliefs. This can help us overcome perceptual biases and accurately perceive and interpret messages, attitudes, and values from others. Lastly, self-reflection is important. This involves considering our own actions and reactions and how they may be perceived by others. By doing so, we can avoid unintentional harm and maintain positive relationships. In conclusion, perception checking is a powerful tool that can help us avoid conflicts and misunderstandings. By actively listening, using critical thinking, and reflecting on our own actions, we can overcome perceptual biases and accurately perceive and interpret messages, attitudes, and values from others. Thank you for your attention.. 

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Explain how perception-checking can help avoid misperception and conflict. Perception checking is a strategy that allows us to monitor our perceptions of and our reactions to other people. It is so important to apply the 3 steps of perception checking to avoid conflict/ Critical thinking and self reflection can help nurses overcome perceptual biases which are human tendencies that interfere with accurately perceiving and interpreting messages, attitudes and values from other people.  (Potter et.al,2024,p274)

[Audio] Effective communication is dependent upon the ability to check our own perceptions and consider the perspectives of others. This process is critical for ensuring that our messages are received accurately and misunderstandings are avoided. By utilizing techniques such as active listening, asking clarifying questions, and summarizing what we have heard, we can improve our ability to understand the perspectives of others and communicate effectively. It is important to note that perception checking is not a one-time activity, but rather an ongoing process that should be practiced regularly. By regularly checking our own perceptions and considering the perspectives of others, we can enhance our communication skills and build stronger relationships with those around us. In summary, perception checking is a critical component of effective communication that should be practiced regularly in order to ensure accurate and clear communication.. 

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NCOM 1000: Assign. 5A- Group G.

We will be discussing the topic of perception checking in our NCOM 1000 course. As a group, we have decided to conduct a survey to gather information about our perceptions. We will then compare our responses to the perceptions of our peers. Four group members will be participating in this exercise: Amylou Daway, Emmanuel Bamfo Agyekum, Himadri Chaudhary, and Joan C Sumibcay. Each member will be asked to complete the survey and then share their results with the group. By comparing our perceptions and identifying any differences, we hope to gain a better understanding of how our biases and assumptions may be impacting our understanding of the world. This exercise will also help us to develop more effective communication strategies and improve our ability to work collaboratively with others.

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Good morning/afternoon/evening, class. Today, our topic is Perception Checking. Perception is the ability to identify and process information through our senses. It is the way of interpreting and comprehending something.

Perception plays a vital role in communication and can significantly impact how individuals comprehend and interpret messages. However, it can also lead to misunderstandings or conflicts. Several factors can affect how individuals perceive and interpret messages, including not applying the three steps of perception checking, barriers to effective communication, poor self-reflection, and poor critical thinking.

                                    Perception checking involves paying attention to the message, understanding the context and intent, and verifying that the message was received accurately. Failing to apply these steps can lead to confusion and conflict.

                                    Barriers to effective communication, such as cultural differences, language barriers, and lack of shared context or understanding, can also cause misunderstandings or conflicts.

                                    Poor self-reflection can also contribute to misunderstandings or conflicts by influencing how individuals perceive messages based on their biases, assumptions, and beliefs.

                                    Finally, poor critical thinking can lead to misunderstandings or conflicts by affecting how individuals analyze and evaluate information to make informed decisions, which may be influenced by personal biases and assumptions.

                                    In summary, perception can lead to conflict and misunderstandings due to several factors, including not applying the three steps of perception checking, barriers to effective communication, poor self-reflection, and poor critical thinking. It is essential to be aware of these factors and take steps to mitigate them when communicating with others.

We will discuss an example of misperception that led to a conflict or misunderstanding.                                                                    
                                    
                                    We will focus on the case of Maria Sigma, a 17-year old client.

Good afternoon class, today we will be discussing the Perception Checking assignment for NCOM 1000: Assign. 5 ampere Group G                                     
                                    Perception checking is a crucial tool for effective communication in the healthcare industry. It involves identifying and examining the client's perception of the situation, and understanding how they see the world.
                                    
                                    For today's exercise, we will be focusing on the three steps of perception checking:
                                    
                                    Step 1: Describe what you see.
                                    
                                    To correctly identify the three steps of the perception-checking, it is important to remember that the description should be specific and neutral.
                                    
                                    In the work example, Maria does not respond to questions of the nurse. She always nods.
                                    
                                    Step 2: Give two possible perceptions.

Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. Today, we'll discuss perception checking, a technique used to monitor our perceptions and reactions to others. It's crucial to apply the three steps of perception checking to avoid conflicts and misunderstandings. 

Firstly, active listening is necessary. This involves paying close attention to what the other person is saying and how they are saying it. By doing so, we can better understand their perspective and avoid misinterpretations. 

Secondly, critical thinking is essential. It involves evaluating the information we receive and questioning our own assumptions and beliefs. This can help us overcome perceptual biases and accurately perceive and interpret messages, attitudes, and values from others. 

Lastly, self-reflection is important. This involves considering our own actions and reactions and how they may be perceived by others. By doing so, we can avoid unintentional harm and maintain positive relationships. 

In conclusion, perception checking is a powerful tool that can help us avoid conflicts and misunderstandings. By actively listening, using critical thinking, and reflecting on our own actions, we can overcome perceptual biases and accurately perceive and interpret messages, attitudes, and values from others. Thank you for your attention.

Effective communication is dependent upon the ability to check our own perceptions and consider the perspectives of others. This process is critical for ensuring that our messages are received accurately and misunderstandings are avoided. By utilizing techniques such as active listening, asking clarifying questions, and summarizing what we have heard, we can improve our ability to understand the perspectives of others and communicate effectively. It is important to note that perception checking is not a one-time activity, but rather an ongoing process that should be practiced regularly. By regularly checking our own perceptions and considering the perspectives of others, we can enhance our communication skills and build stronger relationships with those around us. In summary, perception checking is a critical component of effective communication that should be practiced regularly in order to ensure accurate and clear communication.