A. Student
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| Posted: Wed Nov 10, 2004 12:37 pm
Post subject: Re: what is your communication styles? |
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nothingfeel@hotmail.com (vivi) wrote in message news:<dd38564a.0411072000.6a1fdb3@posting.google.com>...
| Quote: | I am doing a research about communications.
There are 4 types of communication styles:
1. Thinker-dominant communicators focus on facts and logic
2. Organizer-dominant communicators focus on structure and completeness
3. Giver-dominant communicators focus on concern for others(face to face)
4. Adventurer-dominant communicators focus on the present
What is your communication style? Can you give me some examples? Thank you.
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I think it's not easy for people to answer this because we really
don't know what the definitions are for each of these -- this type of
style division is not usually as simple as the quick definitions
you've provided.
People also often tend to be a mixture of different communication
styles, and they often use different styles in different situations --
family, friends, job, study, etc.
Also, a lot of people haven't thought about it a lot, or even if they
have they might be incorrect about what they think, for whatever
reason.
For all these reasons I wouldn't have a clue what to answer.
And of course if you're trying to do a statistical survey then you
have big problems posting it to the usenet: this is a text-only
forum, so many people who might otherwise answer yes to #3 mightn't be
posting here because they prefer face to face communication!
If you just need more information about the topic, try searching for
books or articles at your library; the help desk staff can give you
some good tips. If you're trying to design a survey, it's probably a
good idea to talk to your lecturer or tutor about ways to control for
trying to get a decent cross-section of the population, and for what
styles people actually use, as opposed to what they think they use.
Hope this helps,
A.
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