"reflective communication" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a style of communication in which one has the ability to skillfully listen closely, understand, and interpret the emotions of the speaker. For example, "The couple quickly resolved their dispute due to the counselor's reflective communication skills."
Because stacked metal containers are highly reflective, wireless communication suffers from multipath fading.
Training covered asthma pathophysiology, asthma management, the transtheoretical model, building rapport, reflective listening and communication skills.
The measurement model evaluation resulted in validated research model and 26 measures: 7 formative items for AEA, 5 reflective items for communication efficiency, 4 reflective items for communication effectiveness, 2 reflective items for each on-time and on-budget completion, and 3 reflective items for each software functionality and quality.
We got together to address topics such as non-verbal communication, reflective listening and effective confrontation – and how they contribute to effective people-centric leadership.
The prefrontal cortex is the last part of the human brain to mature, and it is the control center of executive functions such as judgment, critical analysis, prioritizing, deduction, induction, imagination, communication, reflective (vs. reactive) emotional control, and goal development, planning and perseverance.
It contains explanations and exercises about rules for communication, reflective listening and assertiveness.
Clinical supervisors rated new program graduates highly capable for teamwork, reflective practice and communication.
Communication effectiveness (reflective) (1 = strongly agree; 7 = strongly disagree) 1.
Communication efficiency (reflective) (1 = strongly agree; 7 = strongly disagree) 1. Information needed about GDAD project is achieved quickly (EFFIC1) 2.
