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Communication skills in a group interaction.  

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REFERENCES AND BIBLIOGRAPHY GROUP INTERACTION Abram maslow (1908) - deficiency needs for respecting and valuing individuals. Tuckman (1965) m- four stages of group reformation The actual interaction - this took place 18/12/10.30am Seating pattern - dominating the group interaction Seating pattern - effective group communication Neil moonie (1996) - advanced health and social care ONE TO ONE INTERACTION Martin Seligman (1975) - helplessness in communication (2) Actual interaction - taken place on 4/02/03 at 2.30pm (1) Neil moonie - advanced health and social care www.mental health.com COMMUNICATION SKILLS WITHIN GROUP INTERACTION INTRODUCTION Communication is one of the most imperative things of being a human being. If we were not able to communicate, we would not be able to interact with others; therefore we would most likely be unsuccessful in leading our lives to their full potential. There are two types of communication, which are verbal and non verbal. So we can use our voice along with non verbal communication like your eyes, gestures and...

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