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Effective communication
- 1. Effective Communication M N M NAZRIN BM 57
- 2. Table of content What is Communication? What is effective Communication? Communication Process Kinds of communication Verbal Communication Non-verbal Communication Barriers of communication Conclusion
- 4. What is effective Communication?
- 6. Kinds of Communication Types of communication based on the communication channels used are: 1. Verbal Communication ◦ # Oral Communication ◦ # Written Communication 2. Nonverbal Communication
- 7. Barriers of communication i. Noise ii. Language problem iii. habits and social iv. Information over load v. Distrust
- 8. Conclusion