This document defines and discusses interpersonal communication. It notes that interpersonal communication involves transmitting feelings, ideas, emotions, and information between two people in direct contact, whether verbally or nonverbally. Key elements of interpersonal communication are the communicator (sender and receiver), the message being conveyed, noise that can distort the message, feedback from the receiver, the context of the interaction, and the channel used to transmit the message. Examples of interpersonal exchanges are also provided to illustrate these elements.