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Communication requires exchange--a back and forth process that promotes understanding, satisfaction, and productive working relationships. Without it, we can become frustrated, confused, distressed and mislead about what is needed to advance work and professional goals. 

Step One: Please watch the video below and help me answer these questions.   As you are watching the video, take note of concepts that are illustrated from the reading to analyze what is happening communication-wise in the scene:

Video's to watch:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9gkC-1PLCNY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PvyuNt9bTPY

Reading: https://saylordotorg.github.io/text_human-relations/s08-01-verbal-and-written-communicati.html

Step Two:  Referencing concepts and principles of communication from the reading, please answer the following questions:

1. What communication styles do you observe in the actors in this scene?   How do you know this?   What are the actors exhibiting that lead you to identity these communication styles?
2. What non-verbal communications do you observe?How do these seem to affect the exchange?
3. How does the context, situation, or culture affect the communication between the actors?
4. Which actor's communication style do you identify with?  Do you see yourself communicating like either of these actors?   If so, explain how someone else's style can be similar.  If not, explain how your style of communicating differs
5. If you were a co-worker observing either of these 2 actors in this exchange and wanted to empathize with one of them about what you perceive to be a style-clash, what might you say?