retrodirective

Example:In a retrodirective communication setup, the speaker might ask the audience for feedback to ensure their message is clear and well-received.

Definition:A form of communication where the speaker not only conveys information to the listener but also reflects on the impact of their message and considers how the listener might perceive it.

Example:The teacher provided retrodirective feedback, encouraging students to reflect on their understanding of the material.

Definition:Feedback that is given with an awareness of how the message or feedback itself might be perceived or understood by the recipient, often used in educational or therapeutic settings to enhance understanding and engagement.