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Principles and techniques of effective communication

Overview

Discussions regarding effective communication have transitioned from theoretical psychological and philosophical foundations to practical applications in social interaction.

Initial focus centered on cognitive principles such as the primacy and recency effects, which dictate how information is remembered at the beginning and end of messages. Philosophical perspectives, including those from Cicero, emphasized the importance of politeness and active listening to avoid self-centeredness in dialogue.

Recent developments highlight specific techniques for creating conversational ‘margins.’ Insights from Masatomo Tamaru suggest that engaging individuals create space for others to speak rather than dominating the exchange. Complementary guidance from Emi Sunai focuses on mindful word choice and practical examples for navigating social scenarios, such as declining requests or correcting mistakes politely, to maintain interpersonal trust.

Entities

Masatomo Tamaru · Bennet B. Murdock · Marcus Tullius Cicero · Hermann Ebbinghaus · Emi Sunai

Timeline

  1. 3 days ago

    [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Communication techniques focus on creating conversational space and considerate speech

    New insights and books highlight that effective communication relies on creating conversational space for others and using considerate word choices to build stronger interpersonal relationships.

  2. 27 days ago

    [CULTURE] 3 sources
    Psychological and philosophical principles of effective communication

    An exploration of psychological effects like primacy and recency in communication, alongside Cicero's philosophical advice on maintaining engaging and polite social conversations.

Sources

diamond.jp · prtimes.jp