This document provides an overview of social communication, including an introduction, types, advantages, disadvantages, and media used. Social communication refers to how information, ideas, and viewpoints are shared between individuals. It can be formal, as in organizations where people discuss work-related topics, or informal where people share personal interests. Advantages include enjoying conversation, sharing perspectives, and learning new information, while disadvantages include possible debates, privacy leaks, fraud, confusion of viewpoints, and reputation damage. Social communication primarily occurs through social media like social networks, email, blogging, group discussions, and meetings.

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AND SOCIAL
COMMUNICATION

2. Overview
• Introduction
• Types
• Advantages
• Disadvantages
• Media

3. Introduction
• Social communication refers to the way information, ideas &
personal viewpoints are shared between two or more
individuals.
• It is defined as the field of study that primarily explores the
ways through which information can be perceived, transmitted
and understood, and the impact those ways will have on a
society.

4. Types
Social communication is of two types :-
•Formal social communication:
– Plans or ideas are conveyed in an organization/firm or institution.
– Here people talk about same subject as a part of their
profession.
•Informal social communication:
– People pour their views about any subject which they might like
or be interested in share their views about.
– Here people enjoy their participation and are not forced to
communicate with others.

5. Advantages
• Enjoying the conversation
itself.
• Sharing one's viewpoints &
information.
• Learning new things
• Getting fresh information
• Targets a wide audience

6. Disadvantages
• May lead to debate.
• Leakage of personal
information
• Opens up the possibility to
commit fraud or crime.
• May confuse a person or
change personal viewpoint.
• Damage of reputation

7. Media
Social communication basically takes place by means of social
media in the form of :-
• Meeting
• Social Networking
• Email and Phone
• Blogging
• Group Discussion
• Get Together

8. Active and Passive voice orations
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ACTIVE VOICE
1 Publishers use these machines to
print newspapers
2 We place the article in the
newspaper today.
3 She bought a book about locution.
4 I photographed a traffic accident.
5 They interview the singer.
6 They don't help you.
7 He does not record the news.
8 You do not write the letter.
9 The chronicler rejects your press
article
10 The UNY newspaper reported on
the new registration period
PASSIVE VOICE
1 Newspapers are printed on these
machines by publishers
2 The article is place in the newspaper
today by us.
3 About locution a book is bought by her.
4 A traffic accident is photographed by
me .
5 The singer is interviewed by them.
6 You are not helped by them.
7 The news is not recorded by him.
8 The letter is not written by you.
9 Your press article was rejected by the chronicler
10 On the new registration period was
reported by the UNY newspaper

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