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Human Resources | | English term or phrase: an ear for feeling | Quotation:
You as the trainer want to make learning more effective and meaningful. To do this, it is necessary for both trainer and trainee to develop questioning techniques that facilitate free discussion and expression of feelings and ideas. The ability to use questions effectively can also depend on having an ear for feeling. The participant begins the conversation with some statement that is easy for them to make but which doesn’t really address what is on their mind. Sometimes they haven’t admitted to themselves what the problem is, or they themselves may honestly not know. |
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