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Communication/Human Relations
Communication Skills
Conflict Communications Skills
One on One
Presentation Skills
- Communication/Human Relations
#CO009(15 min. 1991)
Occupational
The communication module helps demonstrate that good
communication is essential to any safety, health and environmental
program. Learn to use the communication model to identify
problems and causes of miscommunication. Become familiar with
the role listening plays in communication. Finally, you’ll find out
ways to improve communication in your facility. Objectives when
you complete this module:
- Describe the elements of good communication
- Explain how two-way communication works and why feedback
is important
- Identify filters that interfere with good communication
- Define the three methods of communication: oral, written and
nonverbal
- Explain the importance of listening and how to improve
listening skills
- Describe the principles of interviewing and consulting
- Communication Skills
#CO007 (6 min. 1986)
Occupational
Demonstrates techniques to follow for effective written and oral
communication. Points out emotional barriers that can interfere
with good communication.
- Conflict Communications Skills
#CO0021 (14 min. 1995)
Occupational
Identifies situations of possible hostility in all work environments
and how they can be approached.
- Dealing with hostility from the general public and from
coworkers.
- Developing conflict communications skills through a twelve-step
process.
- Emphasizes the importance of learning these skills for
employees and the organization as a whole.
- Explains that a hostile person is generally not angry with
you personally but rather with a situation.
- Shows how not to deal with a hostile person.
- One on One
#ON106, #ON000, #ON001 (25 min. 1990)
Occupational
This video demonstrates to employees, supervisors and managers
how to give effective feedback in various safety-related scenarios.
This comprehensive program achieves the following: identifies
personal anxiety as the major obstacle to effective feedback;
presents the major causes of anxiety that can prevent effective
feedback; models the six basic steps to giving effective feedback;
and identifies four common reactions to feedback with a strategic
approach for each. A discussion booklet is included.
- Presentation Skills
#PR003 (10 min. 1987)
Occupational
This program is intended for the supervisor and/or meeting leader.
Meeting/talk preparation and presentation are covered in detail.
To receive the video catalog by mail, contact Angie Kupczak at
800-444-9150 or 651-228-7302.
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