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- 1. •Communication skills •Types ofcommunication skills •Advantages and Disadvantages
- 2. Introduction to Communication •Basically,Communicationis a modeof exchanginginformationamong or between people. •It can also be defined as act of giving, receiving and sharing information. •If people are not communicatingproperly then there can be no way to express one’s views. •The process of communicatingcan be done Verbally(through speech or words)and Non-verballyas well (Signals and signs).
- 4. I would givean explanation about : Verbal Communication and Non Verbal Communication. •Verbal Communication is a type in which message is transmitted verbally (either through words or written part). •Non-Verbal communication is a type of communication in which message is conveyed through non verbal platform like eye contact, gestures, facial expressions, posture and body language.
- 5. • Verbal communicationis classified into two types. They are Oral and Written communication. •As the words itself convey that Oral stands for explaining orally or by speaking words in a language. Words must be pronounced correctly to maintain easy communication. •Written expresses the information by letting others read the matter you have written on a piece of paper. Email, letters, reports and memo are few of the examples.
- 6. Picture of verbalcommunication
- 7. It is toocool here, switch off the fan .
- 8. Advantages and Disadvantages ofVerbal Communication Advantages •Clear and swift •High Acceptability •More precision Disadvantages •Language Problem •Spelling out wrong words •Vocabulary Errors
- 9. Nonverbal communication (NVC)is a process in which meaning is exchanged through such media as: •Facial expressions •Gestures •Body movements in general •Tone of voice •Loudness of voice •Eye directness or indirectness (Eye Contact)
- 11. Advantages and Disadvantages ofNon-Verbal Communication Advantages Disadvantages •Attract Attention •Creates Impact •Feelings and Emotions •Bad Body language •Audience feel uninterested.
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