04 Objective Four - Basic Call Processing Techniques #1
Across
- 5. John Smith called and advised that his car had been taken in the middle of the night. Mr Smith insists you send someone over! This should be classified as
- 6. Repeating or summarize in your own words the story that the caller just told you.
- 9. There are a number of areas in our state that an addresses’ only difference is the position of the ___(2)
- 11. Obtaining a __where help is needed is the one single piece of information that must be obtained in order to start assistance.
- 13. It is good practice to have the caller repeat their ___
- 16. Smiling, looks of empathy, etc. all naturally responding to a person will indicate you are___.
- 18. Just because a caller is abusive to the TCP it does not remove the ____the call taker has to obtain information and provide needed assistance.
- 20. Every now and again providing a brief summary of what has been said serves as a useful check that you have heard and understood the caller correctly.
- 21. The tone of voice and body stance account for almost ___% of all the communication that takes place.(2)
- 22. All takers should ask the caller if it is __for them to remain on the line with them when the call is in progress or just occurred.
- 23. Our emotions are conveyed by our facial muscles.
Down
- 1. Calls for service range from __to urgent. Allowing them to be dispatched in order of priority.
- 2. The radio dispatcher has the responsibility to clear the air on calls where there is a high ___to officers.(2)
- 3. A highly essential tool for the sharing of information with one, hundreds as well as thousands of employees.
- 4. ___communication involves the use of words while the delivery of the intended message is being made.
- 7. A method of effective communication that is personal and has to be used more than only phone calls and emails. when ever possible.
- 8. A call determinant code translates into ___ of the call for service.(2)
- 10. It’s important that you have an open mind and not let bias or stereotypes influence your____.
- 12. When listeners evaluate a message and respond with their opinion, this is called ______ listening.
- 14. In speaking with a non-English caller you can try to speak to the caller slowly and_asking that they do the same.
- 15. This can be any sort of interference that affects the message being sent, receiver or understood
- 17. ___ %of communication is on the basis of paralanguage (the volume, tone, and pace of speech)(2)
- 19. Telecommunicators should be mindful of their gestures, facial expressions movements and tone of voice these are known as non-threatening __ clues
- 22. Storytelling is a form of verbal communication that is effective.