various types of communication

1. TYPES OF
COMMUNICATION
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2. DEFINATION OF
COMMUNICATION
The word communication derived
from Latin word communicare , which
means to share, and this sharing is of
information, knowledge, and
thoughts.
Communication can be defined as
the exchange of ideas , information
and knowledge between sender and
receiver through an accepted code of
symbols.

3. TYPES OF
COMMUNICATION
 Mainly there are two types of
communication :
 1. Verbal communication.
 2. Non-verbal communication
 Verbal communication is further divided in
two types :
 1. Written.
 2. Oral.

5. VERBAL AND NON-VERBAL
COMMUNICATION
Communication in which we use words to
communicate is called verbal communication.
e.g. Writing E-mail, letters, post cards, talking
with friends.
Communication in which words are not
included is called Non-Verbal communication.
e.g. Watching a photo, Watching a silent
movie, Understanding the meaning of signs on
road and meaning traffic signal lights.

6. VERBAL
COMMUNICATION
 Verbal Communication has two parts:
 1. Written Communication
 when we communicate through written
words is called written communication.
This include writing letter, E-mail, reports,
assignments, editing in news paper, Writing
exam paper in examination hall, etc.
It is most effective in organisation and in
governmental works.

7. VERBAL
COMMUNICATION
2. Oral Communication.
The second type of verbal communication is
oral communication.
When we talk with our friends, teachers, boss,
professors, relatives we use oral communication.
In this words are spoken not written. We use
this in our daily life works.
e.g. Talking in every day life, hearing music,
during conferences, etc.

8. NON- VERBAL
COMMUNICATION
Communication which does not
include word is called non-verbal
communication.
It includes:
1.Kinesics.
2.Proxemics.
3.Chronemics.
4.Haptics.
5.Oculesics.
6.Papalinguistics.

9. NON- VERBAL
COMMUNICATION
1. Kinesics
 This include study of body’s physical movements
such as face and eyes, gestures, body shape and
postures, appearance, sign language.
2. Proxemics.
This include study how people perceive the
physical space around them.
3. Chronemics.
 In this we study how we perceive time,
structure of our time and reaction towards time.

10. NON- VERBAL
COMMUNICATION
 4. Haptics:
 In this study of touch is done including
how we handshake, holding hands, back
patting or even brushing arms.
 5. Oculesics:
 In this eye movements of people are
studied.
 6. Paralingustics:
 This include the study of pitch, tone,
volume, tempo, rhythm, articulation,
resonance and even the accent of speakers.