The document discusses communication and moral values. It defines communication and its important parts like verbal and non-verbal communication. It also discusses barriers to communication like personal, semantic and physical barriers and provides tips to overcome these barriers. The document then defines moral values and character building, how moral values develop in an individual and ways to strengthen character. It emphasizes the importance of moral values and strong character in personal and professional life.

1. COMMUNICATION & MORAL VALUES… By : Shalini Devani

2. Introduction Communication Definition Important parts Barriers in it tips to remove them / corrective measures Correlation of it with group activity Moral values & character building Definition Development in an individual Ways to develop them Importance in personal & professional life

3. What is communication??

4. COMMUNICATION It means interaction of a person with the others. It is the transaction of ideas , thoughts ,information, facts & values between 2 or more persons.

5. Important parts … Verbal Language Content/knowledge Non-verbal Tone of voice Body language Facial expression Gesture Posture Eye-contact Written Formal informal

7. Verbal – 7% Non-verbal – 93% Visual -55% Vocal- 38%

8. Stepwise sequel of verbal communication Monologue/dialogue occurs initially Group Discussion in a the team where all come to a conclusion. A sort of hypothesis is formed On that basis, a questionnaire is prepared Personal interview {if needed}

9. Non-verbal communication is over-all inevitable in any interaction & hence everywhere the attire , gesture , posture , body language,…..play an important role in creating a background of our image in the minds of others. But if not taken proper care , then they can create blocks / barriers to communication.

10. Communication process

11. Barriers to communication

12. Problems with communication can pop-up at every stage of this entire process & have the potential to create misunderstanding & confusion. These barriers can be categorized as…. Personal Semantic Physical

13. Personal barriers .. Moods Communicating non-decision makers People with Different IQ & EQ Attitude Prejudice Apathy perception

14. Semantic barriers Correct pace Use of slang , acronyms,.. Accent Pronunciation Choice of words Spontaneity of words

15. Physical barriers.. Attire Distance smoking Faulty equipment Doors ,etc.

16. How to remove these barriers???

17. Corrective measures … Have positive attitude Be extra cautious Be well-prepared Make use of different medias Don’t use slang , jargons ,or acronyms. Practice proper pronunciation with clear accent Empathize Use positive non-verbal language Use powerful , simple & progress related words

18. Tips…. Always have a goal for your communication too. Pre-Planning is always beneficial. Never argue Always motivate Keep control on your communication Listen attentively Enhance your knowledge Express feelings honestly Disuse communication errors Improve your tone of voice & vocabulary..

19. Moral values & character building

21. Moral values … They are the things held to be right or wrong ..or.. desirable or undesirable. They are often the complex definitions of right & wrong that are based upon well-defined value system. A value system refers to how an individual/group organize their ethical or ideological values. A well-defined value system is a moral code.

22. Development process… Mainly through two sources we develop moral values… Learn from others.. Parents School Personal experience Ethics/spiritual books Motivating books of great leaders , etc. Self-conditioning

23. In a way, all these can be categorized into :- Core values Protected values Created values

24. Reputation is what people think of us & character is what we know about us. Character building n moral values form d basis of a persons personality. They act as mirror 2 your inner selves. so these act as the steps of a ladder called PERSONALITY.

25. Character building.. It is the sum total of many qualities which reflect values such as— Ethics Integrity Honesty Conscience Trustworthiness Mental toughness Courage Consistence loyalty

26. How to build a strong character???

27. Rules… Be trustworthy Don’t cheat Don’t steal Choose friends carefully Don’t try to buy any relation Be with people of highest character Do right thing at the right time Keep your commitments Always give more then what is expected from you

28. Rules… Find happiness in by helping others Seek responsibility , not control Learn to maintain confidentiality Keep your conscience alive Don’t pre-judge people Be “yourself” Learn from mistakes –experience is the best teacher Be gentle , calm &polite—make use of soft words—this is the sign of strength. Practice good listening Stay occupied Read a GOOD book every week to enrich your soul.

29. Conclusion .. The purpose of communication is to get your message across to others clearly and unambiguously. By this ,you convey your thoughts and ideas effectively. When not successful, the thoughts and ideas that you send do not necessarily reflect your own, causing a communications breakdown and creating roadblocks that stand in the way of your goals – both personally and professionally. To be an effective communicator and to get your point across without misunderstanding and confusion, your goal should be to lessen the frequency of communication problems at each stage of the process with clear, concise, accurate, well-planned communications

30. Conclusion Character is the rock, on which the whole edifice of your life is built. You will know that life is full of ups and downs. It requires a great strength of character to withstand the bumpy road in life. Character is the cushion that keeps your life to run on even keel, without being bumped off, in pot holes. Absence of character, even if you have truck of hard currency, will lead to evil ways, from which it is difficult for you to retrieve yourself.

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