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POBF lesson 1,01

vocab

TermDefinition
Abbreviation a shortened version of a word
active engaging or participating in something
Aggressive Communication Style expressing desires and needs without accounting for others welfare of others
Analyzers person that analyzes data
Analyzers' Non-Verbal Behaviors limited eye contact and facial expressions
Assertive Communication Style expresses needs wants and desires while still taking account for others welfare
Brainstorming producing ideas and or solutions
Collaborators a person that works well and effectively with others
Collaborators' Non-Verbal Behaviors good body language and eye contact
Constructive Criticism criticism that is not supposed to put someone down but instead, help them learn and grow out of it
Controllers someone that makes you feel bad about yourself so you give in to what they want
Controllers' Non-Verbal Behaviors facial expressions and intense eye contact
Criticism the disapproval of someone or somethings faults or errors
Customer someone that buys a product
Customer Relations (customer service) process and manner of a company maintaining, improving, and developing relationships with the customers
defensive anxious or wanting to avoid criticism
enunciate express or say something very clearly
etiquette a customary code of polite behavior
formative evaluation method for determining the worth of a program while the activities are going
impact evaluation assessment of how the intervention values affects
involved hard to understand or comprehend
need (target audience) you need to appeal to your audience because it will help you sell more
non-verbal not communicating with noise
objective goal or what your trying to get
passive accepting or allowing what happens, going with the flow
passive aggressive communication style mutter to themselves and doesn't acknowledge their anger
passive communication style doesn't assert for themselves, doesn't try to fight ideas
process evaluation focuses on the implementation process and tries to evaluate how effectively the project was at the strategy laid out
professional someone that is skillful or competent
reflection serious thought or consideration
research (target audience) the ways you will find out about your target audience whether it be surveys, or customer interview ect.
detached separate or disconnected
socializers a person that thrives off of other people and enjoys meeting people
socializers' Non-Verbal Behaviors good eye contact, listening, body language
specify (target audience) you need to have a specific audience that you want to target that you think will buy your product
strategy (target audience) when you do research you need to find out who will buy your product you will need to find out your strategy to appeal to the specific audience
sympathize feeling for someone's hurt or pain ; putting yourself in their shoes
target audience a particular group at which the product is aimed at to have more customers
verbal relating to in the form of words
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