MASS COMMUNICATION MODAL OF HAROLD LESSWELL ON MASS MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION DEPARTMENT OF JOURNALISM AND MASS COMMUNICATION CHAUDHARY CHARAN SINGH UNIVERSITY MEERUT CAMPUS 250004
Communication is essential to any relationship whether it is between friends, family, co-workers or significant others. Being able to effectively communicate your needs and feelings is crucial in order for these relationships to develop and grow. Communication is not always what you say. Sometimes it is what you don't say and what you do or don't do. Understanding the basic types of communication is important in making sure that you are not sending the wrong message.
This presentation is about Types of communication.Verbal communication, Non-verbal communication, and Formal - Informal Communication with suitable example.
Communication , And its types in officially and non-officially Chetan Pandey
From the beginning of Human civilization communication is a important part of human life...
Now days communication plays a very essential role in our day to day as well as business world.
In the world.
In these slides you will get to know about
What is communication?
Different types of communication in official as wells as non-official places.
Means of Communication
Directions of Communication
Advantages and Disadvantages
And many more ........
Communication is essential to any relationship whether it is between friends, family, co-workers or significant others. Being able to effectively communicate your needs and feelings is crucial in order for these relationships to develop and grow. Communication is not always what you say. Sometimes it is what you don't say and what you do or don't do. Understanding the basic types of communication is important in making sure that you are not sending the wrong message.
This presentation is about Types of communication.Verbal communication, Non-verbal communication, and Formal - Informal Communication with suitable example.
Communication , And its types in officially and non-officially Chetan Pandey
From the beginning of Human civilization communication is a important part of human life...
Now days communication plays a very essential role in our day to day as well as business world.
In the world.
In these slides you will get to know about
What is communication?
Different types of communication in official as wells as non-official places.
Means of Communication
Directions of Communication
Advantages and Disadvantages
And many more ........
I aimed to make this a small, crisp and to the point presentation for verbal communication, it can be used to train employees or for self development. This presentation is intended to provide maximum scope of examples and explanation by speaker instead of just reading it out. Please reach me on atul_nareda@yahoo.com for any needed assistance.
1] Non-Verbal Communication presented by Pavithra N Mcom student from SJRCW Rajajinagar Bangalore to the Instructor Gangambika mam
2] TOPICS :- Introduction about non-verbal communication, Difference between, types or forms, Why it is important, non verbal communication around the world
3] Introduction :- Nonverbal Communication = Communication without words *Nonverbal Communication was started in the year 1872 by Charles Darwin in his publication "The Expressions of the Emotions in Man and Animals”. *Nonverbal Communication is a process of communication through sending and receiving wordless messages.
4] Meaning :- * It refers to transfer of meaning by body language, space, time and paralanguage. * It is said that “Non Verbal Communication speaks louder than words”. * Non-verbal methods can be created and used with both written and oral communication.
5] Difference Between Verbal & Nonverbal Communication :- (i) Meaning> *The communication in which the sender uses words to transmit the message to the receiver is known as verbal communication. *The communication that takes place between sender and receiver with the use of signs is known as non-verbal communication.
(ii) Types> *Formal and Informal. *Chronemics, Vocalics, Haptics, Kinesics, Proxemics, Artifacts.
(iii) Time Consuming> *No. *Yes
(iv) Chances of transmission of wrong message> *Rarely happens. *Happens most of the time.
(v)Documentary Evidence> *Yes, in case of written communication. *No.
(vi) Advantage> *The message can be clearly understood and immediate feedback is possible. *Helpful in understanding emotions, status, lifestyle and feelings of the sender.
(vii) Presence> *The message can be transmitted through letters, phone calls, etc. so the personal presence of the parties, doesn’t make any change. *The personal presence of both the parties to communication is a must.
6] Types of Non-Verbal Communication :- Body Language, Gestures, Eye Contact, Facial Expressions, Paralinguistics, Proxemics, Haptics, Appearance, Artifacts
7] Why Non-Verbal Communication is important? * It plays an important role in how people interact with one another. * Only 7% of messages effect is carried by words, listeners receive the other 93% through non-verbal.
8] Non-Verbal Around the World
9] THANK YOU FOR YOUR KIND ATTENTION!
I aimed to make this a small, crisp and to the point presentation for verbal communication, it can be used to train employees or for self development. This presentation is intended to provide maximum scope of examples and explanation by speaker instead of just reading it out. Please reach me on atul_nareda@yahoo.com for any needed assistance.
1] Non-Verbal Communication presented by Pavithra N Mcom student from SJRCW Rajajinagar Bangalore to the Instructor Gangambika mam
2] TOPICS :- Introduction about non-verbal communication, Difference between, types or forms, Why it is important, non verbal communication around the world
3] Introduction :- Nonverbal Communication = Communication without words *Nonverbal Communication was started in the year 1872 by Charles Darwin in his publication "The Expressions of the Emotions in Man and Animals”. *Nonverbal Communication is a process of communication through sending and receiving wordless messages.
4] Meaning :- * It refers to transfer of meaning by body language, space, time and paralanguage. * It is said that “Non Verbal Communication speaks louder than words”. * Non-verbal methods can be created and used with both written and oral communication.
5] Difference Between Verbal & Nonverbal Communication :- (i) Meaning> *The communication in which the sender uses words to transmit the message to the receiver is known as verbal communication. *The communication that takes place between sender and receiver with the use of signs is known as non-verbal communication.
(ii) Types> *Formal and Informal. *Chronemics, Vocalics, Haptics, Kinesics, Proxemics, Artifacts.
(iii) Time Consuming> *No. *Yes
(iv) Chances of transmission of wrong message> *Rarely happens. *Happens most of the time.
(v)Documentary Evidence> *Yes, in case of written communication. *No.
(vi) Advantage> *The message can be clearly understood and immediate feedback is possible. *Helpful in understanding emotions, status, lifestyle and feelings of the sender.
(vii) Presence> *The message can be transmitted through letters, phone calls, etc. so the personal presence of the parties, doesn’t make any change. *The personal presence of both the parties to communication is a must.
6] Types of Non-Verbal Communication :- Body Language, Gestures, Eye Contact, Facial Expressions, Paralinguistics, Proxemics, Haptics, Appearance, Artifacts
7] Why Non-Verbal Communication is important? * It plays an important role in how people interact with one another. * Only 7% of messages effect is carried by words, listeners receive the other 93% through non-verbal.
8] Non-Verbal Around the World
9] THANK YOU FOR YOUR KIND ATTENTION!
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5. Verbal Communication
Communication with the use of words and language to
communicate message to other party is called verbal
communication . It can be preformed in two ways. That is Oral &
Written communication
Oral Communication
The communication through spoken words that
is face to face communication voice chat, video
conferencing or communication over the
telephone and mobile phone.
Written communication
Written hand communication entails use of
letters, documents, emails, sms, various
platforms social media etc to interact to people.
communication
6. Non-Verbal communication
Non-verbal communication is words less communication as does
not use words. The communication takes places such as facial
expression, body language, gestures, postures, eye contact,
physical appearance and so forth.
It can be performed in four ways. That is Aesthetic, Physical,
Signs, and Symbols.
1. Aesthetic communication:- Aesthetic communication involves
creative expression, such as art, music, dance, theater etc.
2. Physical communication:- Physical communication involves
bodily movements, used during social interactions, such as a,
smile , frown, wink etc.
3. Signs communication:- Signs include any signals that are used
or displayed to communicate a message or that have a special
meaning.
4. Symbols communication:- Symbols are any material objects that
promote social status, such as jewellery , cars, clothes etc.
communication