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This document presents information about interpersonal communication. It defines interpersonal communication as "a distinctive, transactional form of communication involving mutual influence, usually for the purpose of managing relationship." It notes there are myths about interpersonal communication that can weaken its quality and these should be avoided. Effective interpersonal communication involves listening more than talking, being concise and precise, observing silence to let others speak, and analyzing whether a situation requires verbal clarification. Misunderstandings can arise when communication problems occur and differences in viewpoints or disagreements between individuals can also lead to gaps in interpersonal communication.
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Communication is essential for managers to make decisions and share information. Effective communication requires transferring information from a sender to a receiver and getting feedback. There are various barriers to communication like noise, language differences, filtering of information, and stress. Managers can improve communication by actively listening, providing feedback, and using various nonverbal cues and vocal tones. While the grapevine is an informal communication network, most rumors spread through it contain some accurate information, though messages may lack full context or details.
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- Steps to overcome barriers include protective listening, using proper language, developing interpersonal relationships, considering the receiver, minimizing cultural barriers through clear language, and ensuring the receiver understands the message.
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Interpersonal communication myths
- 1. Presented by: Asad Nouman M.Sc – Mass Communication 1st Semester Presented to: Mr. Inam Ur Rehman Dated:1 April 2014
- 2. According to George Terry “Communication is an exchange of Facts,Ideas,opinions or Emotions between two or more persons”
- 4. “A distinctive,transactional form of communication involving mutual influence,usually for the purpose of managing relationship”
- 5. There are certain Myths about Interpersonal communication. Which makes its quality weaker. We should avoid these myths.
- 6. Our communication should be concise, precise and clear. We should observe silence as well. Let the other person speak while you listen. Listen more and talk less. You should be a good listener as well. Analyse the situation whether it requires more verbal clarification or not.
- 7. One word alone does not have a meaning unless associated with other words or utterances. Ah! What a bad/good morning. Speaker meaning can be different from sentence meaning. 1. The poor man ‘kicked the bucket’ (died) 2. A: There is someone at the door. B: I am busy A: OK
- 8. Mere information is not communication. If you say something and no one has heard it, it has not been communicated. Example: Placing a notice on the notice board is information placement. Unless someone reads it, it will not be communicated.
- 9. There can be misunderstandings when communication problems arise. There can be other issues that lead to Interpersonal communication gaps. There can be disagreements between two individuals. There can be differences in viewpoints.