Interviewing skills Definitions

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Minimising expressions
facial expressions in response to clients disclosures which are unsympathetic or belittle the clients feelings
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Minimal encourages
verbalutterances or nonverbal signals that indicate you are listening
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Active listening
active listening requires that you get inside the thoughts of the listener and grasp from their point of view what they are speaking to us
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Summarising
Condense essence of what is being said - key purpose is to help another individual pull thinking together
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Concreteness
patients utterances often quite vague - evade really painful problems, talk in generalities not aware of unconscious thoughts - encourage patients to talk specifically, clearly using concrete terms
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Paraphrasing
attending behaviour demonstrating ability to translate clients words back in your own understanding
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Reflecting feelings
demonstrate attempts to understand patients emotional experience, recognise feelings, use affective words, non-verbal aspects
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verbalutterances or nonverbal signals that indicate you are listening

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Minimal encourages

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active listening requires that you get inside the thoughts of the listener and grasp from their point of view what they are speaking to us

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Condense essence of what is being said - key purpose is to help another individual pull thinking together

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patients utterances often quite vague - evade really painful problems, talk in generalities not aware of unconscious thoughts - encourage patients to talk specifically, clearly using concrete terms

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