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Jun 2024
38m 39s

Listening in Dentistry

Dr. Kyle Stanley and Dr. Martin Mendelson
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Dr. Kyle Stanley and Dr. Martin Mendelson discussed the art and science of listening, emphasizing the importance of understanding different perspectives and approaches in communication. They also highlighted the need to develop critical thinking skills, connect with patients' emotions, and create a comfortable environment for open communication in a professional setting. Lastly, they discussed the power of asking questions rather than providing answers, the pitfalls of emotional involvement, and the importance of balancing subjective, objective, and intuitive listening in relationships.

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