Communication skills
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This document discusses various concepts and methods of communication. It covers symbolic and nonverbal forms of communication such as gestures, smoke signals, drums, bells and pictures. It also discusses verbal and written communication as well as factors that affect communication between a sender and receiver like feelings, attitudes, culture and self-esteem. Key aspects of effective communication discussed include speaking clearly, listening, responding effectively, using appropriate nonverbal behavior, maintaining eye contact and using gestures. The document provides tips for both senders and receivers to improve communication and overcome obstacles.
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This document discusses communication skills and the communication process. It defines communication as the exchange of facts, ideas, opinions, or emotions between two or more people. Effective communication involves personal interaction, a change in behavior, and influencing others through words and actions. The document then outlines the communication process, including encoding and decoding messages through a medium. It also discusses different types of communication such as verbal, non-verbal, horizontal, and vertical communication. Barriers to communication and good listening and speaking skills are also covered. The key points are that communication is an interpersonal process, it involves transmitting and understanding messages, and developing strong communication skills is important for the modern workplace.
Non verbal communication
This document discusses non-verbal communication. It covers various elements of non-verbal communication including appearance, body language, facial expressions, gestures, paralanguage, time and space. Some key points made include that non-verbal communication can express true feelings more than words, appearance can affect how a message is received before it is read, body language and facial expressions account for over 50% of non-verbal communication, and factors like time and space determine comfort levels. The document also provides tips for improving non-verbal communication skills and managing impressions.
Communication Skills[1]
The document outlines objectives and tips for improving communication skills. It defines communication and discusses the communication process, barriers to effective communication like noise and emotions, and types of communication like downward, upward, and lateral. It emphasizes the importance of listening skills over just hearing and provides tips for active listening. The document also provides dos and don'ts for verbal and non-verbal communication best practices and suggestions for improving existing communication abilities.
The Art of Effective Communication Skills
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Definitions - Process Breakdown - Communication Model
Communication skills ppt @ bec doms
This document discusses effective communication skills. It explains that words can mean different things to different people, messages may not be received as intended, and communications can become distorted. Effective communication is important for managers as everything they do involves communication. The document outlines various communication channels and describes supportive communication approaches like coaching and counseling. It also discusses the communication process, interpersonal communication skills, barriers to communication, and attributes that make communication more effective such as being problem-oriented and using descriptive language. Nonverbal communication, listening skills, feedback, adapting to different styles, and facilitating diverse communications are additionally covered.
Interpersonal skills
Effective communication involves using language appropriate to the audience's understanding level, ensuring the intended message is received, and developing open and honest relationships. Interpersonal communication skills include listening, questioning, providing feedback, and handling conflict. Such skills help develop self-awareness, acknowledge others' interests, and manage diversity to get the best from team members. Barriers like lack of skills, interest or feedback can interrupt the communication process between a sender and receiver.
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Communication skills
- 2. Symbols Gestures Smoke signals Drum beating Bells Pictures Grunts Alphabets Numbers
- 3. Why is it sometimes What are the main so hard to make obstructions to people understand effective us? communication? Is it possible to be a Can we make people better communicator? hear what we are saying?
- 5. Verbal Non verbal Face to face Written expression interaction Gestures Telephonic Postures conversation Facial expressions Presentations etc
- 6. COMMUNICATION COMMUNICATIONS The exchange of a The plural refers to message between two technology of message individuals. transmission.
- 7. Speaks and writes clearly Listens to other people Respond to others effectively Use appropriate non-verbal behavior
- 8. The communication process channel • Message sender • Interference receiver • Feedback
- 9. SENDER RECEIVER Is influenced by : Is influenced by : Feelings Feelings Attitudes Attitudes Values Values Experiences Experiences Culture Culture Self esteem Self esteem
- 10. The difference between the sender and receiver lies in the channel.
- 11. SENDER RECEIVER Speak clearly Pay attention Ask for feedback Give feedback
- 12. Interference: Rank , status, power, Equipment failure Wrong channel Ambiguity Emotional state Fear of change Denial
- 13. Be confident. Do not ask “did you Be very clear about understand?” what you want. Always repeat your Set your goals. instructions. Look for a feedback.
- 14. Eye contact Facial expressions Posture Gestures Distance Paralinguistic's
- 15. Eye is the most effective and direct part of communication. Direct eye contact shows confidence.
- 16. Smile covers most part of your facial expression. Smiling is a powerful cue that transmits: Happiness Friendliness Warmth Liking Affiliation
- 17. Without gestures you’d be taken as stiff and boring! Be lively, animated while talking. Nod your head while giving feedback.
- 18. Stand erect , not rigid Lean a bit forward to display warmth. Walk and talk Be vigilant Distance
- 19. Tone Pitch Rhythm Intonation Loudness
- 20. Be pleasant, confident, tend to listen carefully, and speak clearly.
- 21. Conceived, presented and made by: Ms . Wardah Azhar Total time required: 10-15 mints References: Slideshare.net Interpersonal skills The world book encyclopedia volume P & S.