Human Communication Human communication is the process of generating, transmitting and receiving the signals with mutual understanding between listener and speaker. Ideas can be expressed in many forms. It can be Alphabets, Body Language, Emotion, Image, Language and Symbol. Non-Verbal Communication plays an vital role in Communication field because action speaks better than words. The Social Scientists Reseach shows that 93% of Communication lies in Non verbal Communication Human Communication-Definition Human Communication is a field that helps to understand how people are communicating with themselves, within a group, or within an organization. This process allows them to share ideas and express their views in several ways. Human Communication involves several processes and works like a closed loop system. Common Language must be used between the speakers hence there should not be any problem in understanding the ideas. Hence the Language is an important factor in the field of Human Communication. Several dimensions involved in Human Communication Process are • Content • Source • Form • Channel • Destination • Purpose Types of Human Communication: • Verbal Communication • Non verbal Communication. • Symbolic Communication Verbal Communication Verbal Communication is a primary communication that includes skills like reading, writing and speaking verbally in a common language. According to the Social Scientists, 7% of Communication lies in Verbal and other 93% comes under Non verbal Communication. Here Language plays an important role since its being used as medium to transfer their thoughts between the users. Stewart, gwen (2005). Non verbal Communication: Non verbal Communication is also known as “Body Language”, which includes Facial Expressions, Emotions, Gestures and Postures which can be perceived by sensory channels like sight, smell, touch and taste. Moreover Non-Verbal Communication Speaks better than Oral Communication. Symbolic Communication: These are illustrated by the products or elements we are using such as the university in which we are studying, the house we live in (e.g. Igloos, Apartments). Words are the key aspects of Symbolic Communication which also comes under Non-verbal Communication. The exchange of ideas can be done with symbols that may be words or Body signs. Body signs involves more in Symbolic Communication than words. Listening Skills: Listening is the most important aspect in Human Communication. The Listening process constitutes five elements. • Hearing • Attending • Understanding • Responding • Remembering When Sound wave strikes the ear with a considerable frequency and bandwidth, hearing process takes place. Attending involves filtering out the unwanted sounds or noise and observing the necessary messages. Understanding is a process of making sense of information, Responding consists of giving opinion or feedback and remembering is a process of gathering known information. Listening is a natu.

1. Human Communication
Human communication is the process of generating, transmitting
and receiving the signals with mutual understanding between
listener and speaker. Ideas can be expressed in many forms. It
can be Alphabets, Body Language, Emotion, Image, Language
and Symbol. Non-Verbal Communication plays an vital role in
Communication field because action speaks better than words.
The Social Scientists Reseach shows that 93% of
Communication lies in Non verbal Communication
Human Communication-Definition
Human Communication is a field that helps to understand how
people are communicating with themselves, within a group, or
within an organization. This process allows them to share ideas
and express their views in several ways. Human Communication
involves several processes and works like a closed loop system.
Common Language must be used between the speakers hence
there should not be any problem in understanding the ideas.
Hence the Language is an important factor in the field of
Human Communication. Several dimensions involved in Human
Communication Process are
• Content
• Source
• Form
• Channel
• Destination
• Purpose
Types of Human Communication:
• Verbal Communication
• Non verbal Communication.
• Symbolic Communication

2. Verbal Communication
Verbal Communication is a primary communication that
includes skills like reading, writing and speaking verbally in a
common language. According to the Social Scientists, 7% of
Communication lies in Verbal and other 93% comes under Non
verbal Communication. Here Language plays an important role
since its being used as medium to transfer their thoughts
between the users. Stewart, gwen (2005).
Non verbal Communication:
Non verbal Communication is also known as “Body Language”,
which includes Facial Expressions, Emotions, Gestures and
Postures which can be perceived by sensory channels like sight,
smell, touch and taste. Moreover Non-Verbal Communication
Speaks better than Oral Communication.
Symbolic Communication:
These are illustrated by the products or elements we are using
such as the university in which we are studying, the house we
live in (e.g. Igloos, Apartments). Words are the key aspects of
Symbolic Communication which also comes under Non-verbal
Communication. The exchange of ideas can be done with
symbols that may be words or Body signs. Body signs involves
more in Symbolic Communication than words.
Listening Skills:
Listening is the most important aspect in Human
Communication. The Listening process constitutes five
elements.
• Hearing
• Attending
• Understanding
• Responding
• Remembering
When Sound wave strikes the ear with a considerable frequency
and bandwidth, hearing process takes place. Attending involves

3. filtering out the unwanted sounds or noise and observing the
necessary messages. Understanding is a process of making sense
of information, Responding consists of giving opinion or
feedback and remembering is a process of gathering known
information. Listening is a natural ability but Listening
effectively is the skill which requires certain practice and
ability to understand the concepts.
Conclusion:
Communication has a great impact on people and technology.
Humans use communication as a process of exchanging ideas
and information through common language. Finally a successful
communication occurs when there is a mix of both verbal and
non-verbal.
Reference:
Stewart, gwen (2005). nv. Retrieved August 28, 2007, web site:
http://www.leehopkins.com/types-of-nonverbal-communication-
listening-skills.html
Denning,stephan (october 2007). The Secret Language of
Leadership: How Leaders inspire Action Through Narrative.
Retrieved August 28, 2008, website:
http://www.stevedenning.com/communications_viewpoint.html