Verbal communication involves expressing views through sound and words. It can be oral, such as discussions or phone calls, or written, as in letters. Advantages of verbal communication include quick feedback, time savings, and clarity, while disadvantages are lack of permanence and difficulty conveying emotions or long messages. Intrapersonal communication is internal and private, involving thoughts, feelings, and decision-making. Interpersonal communication occurs between two or more people through both verbal and nonverbal exchange of information in various contexts like groups, organizations, or different cultures.

1. AND ITS TYPES
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2. Verbal communication is defined as communication to express our
views, information, and ideas in the form of sound and words. The
spoken part usually involves face-to-face communication.
Communication through radio, television, or mobile phones is also
called verbal communication.
Speaking + Listening = Verbal Communication

3. Oral Communication- means exchange of information through oral use of
words.
Example: discussions, presentations , telephone calls etc.
Written Communication - means exchanging information in written words.
Example: Simply any hand written, Newspaper, letters etc

5. Advantages Disadvantages
 Feedback quickness  Not convenient for long
messages
 It saves time  Emotions are visible
 Most convenient method  does not provide permanent
record
 Clarity of message  difficult for certain people to
understand speech

7.  Private and restricted to ourselves
 Silent conversations
 Roles get juggled between the sender and
receiver can be conveyed verbally or can stay
confined as thoughts
 Sender= Receiver

8.  Types of Intrapersonal communication.
 Muscle Tension
 Sleep
 Emotions
 Feelings
 Thinking
 Planning

9.  Visualization
 Decision making
 Self awareness
 Self Confidence
 Self management
 Self motivation
 Adaptability

10.  Introverted
 Wrong assumptions
 Incorrect decisions
 Over-thinking
 Arrogance

11. It is process where people exchange
information through verbal and non–verbal
messages.
Types of Interpersonal Communication:
 Dyadic Communication
 Mass Communication
 Organizational Communication
 Intercultural Communication
 Written Communication

12.  More than 2 people are involved.
 Each participant could interact.
 It could be chaotic sometimes.
 Formed to
1. Solve a problem
2. Make decisions
3. Determine policies
4. Submit reports

13. Some functions of small groups are;
 To share the thoughts on a common interest.
 To accomplish a goal
 Problems that one can’t tackle alone ,etc.

14. ADVANTAGES
•Creates more
valuable
knowledge pool.
•More
comprehensive
solutions.
DISADVANTAGES
•Some members
can dominate.
•Lack of focus

15.  This type of communication takes place when
one individual addresses a large gathering of
people. Eg, Election campaign.
 Why Public communication?
1. Speaking to entertainment
2. Speaking to Inform
3. Speaking to persuade

16.  Types of Public Communication :
1. Extemporaneous Delivery
2. Manuscript Delivery
3. Memorized Delivery
4. Impromptu Delivery
 4 P’s of Vocal Variety :
1. Pitch
2. Pauses
3. Pace
4. Passion