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The document discusses group communication and the stages of team development. It defines group communication as when more than two people meet to discuss a topic with a specific purpose. It lists tips for effective group communication and advantages such as decreased workload and new ideas. Potential disadvantages include ego problems and choosing an ineffective leader. The communication process and its components are described. Finally, the four stages of team development are outlined as forming, storming, norming, and performing.
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Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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- 3. Listen effectively Understand your role Actively contribute Ask clear questions Communicate effectively Use language effectively How do we succeed in group communication
- 4. the load of the work will be decreased and we can get our answer very speedily. in discussions we can get new idea. we can choose topic in which we are intrested and we will get solution interestingly. we can get accurate solution. The group communication has its own advantages or benefits
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