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Communication skills are important to effectively convey messages between a sender and receiver. The communication process involves a sender transmitting a message through a channel, such as speaking, writing, or technology, to a receiver who then provides feedback. Barriers in the process can occur due to issues with the message content, sender delivery, or other contextual factors that disrupt the successful transmission of information.
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