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1 The Blind Side of Communications
Director Dr. Claudia Folska, PH.D Regional Transportation District (RTD)

2 Key Presentation Take-Aways
Five Essential Principles of Communications Awareness Verbal Interpretation Non-Verbal Interpretation Listening Adapting

3 Communications==Connecting

4 Multi-Sensory Cognitive Efficiency Model
• The Multi Sensory Cognitive Efficiency Model Describes how the brain integrates the sensors (i.e. sight, sound, touch, smell, touch) into meaningful communication experiences

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