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Thomlison, T. Dean – 1990
Empathic listening is a specific category of listening in which people actively engage in dialogue at the affective level, with the listener attempting to understand and acknowledge the present feelings being experienced by the speaker. Since empathic listening is central to human communication processes, any speech communication curriculum which…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Interpersonal Communication, Listening, Listening Skills
Thomlison, T. Dean; Ledingham, John – 1989
The integration of the undergraduate communication curriculum is a growing national challenge. Mergers of curriculum programs from different subdisciplines have occurred over time because of economic pressures and erroneous judgments about student and university needs. Student interest in the social sciences has declined, and communication…
Descriptors: Curriculum Development, Higher Education, Integrated Curriculum, Journalism Education
Thomlison, T. Dean – 1991
This paper explores some possible methodologies and approaches to the teaching of empathic listening, an essential component of human communication and listening competency. It defines empathic listening as "feeling with" another: a cognitive understanding of what the other is communicating plus a sensitivity to their state of emotion.…
Descriptors: Course Content, Course Organization, Higher Education, Interpersonal Communication
Thomlison, T. Dean – 1990
Empathic listening is central to almost all human communication processes. "Feeling with" another is the heart of empathic listening: it includes a cognitive understanding of what the other is communicating plus a sensitivity to their state of emotion. One possible approach to utilize in the teaching of empathic listening is to begin a…
Descriptors: Communication (Thought Transfer), Course Content, Higher Education, Interpersonal Communication