The Empathic Communicator

ability accept action activities adjusting analytic approach attention attitudes audience authority basic become behavior better brain cause chapter circumstances comes communication competence conscious consequences contribute creative critical culture decision develop direction discussion dyad dyadic effective elements emotional empathy ethical example experience expressive fact feelings female forces function give happen holistic human important increase individual interaction interests internal monologue interpersonal involved less listening major male means mind mode moral motives objective operational organization participants perceived perception performance person persuasion planned position possible present probably problem productive reason receiver relationship represent requires response result rhetorical role scripted sexual situation social sources speaker spontaneous style suggestion takes talk task tend things thinking thoughts tion topic understand unit unscripted women