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what is communication
This document defines and describes communication and its key aspects. Communication is defined as the exchange of information, ideas, thoughts and feelings through speech, signals, writing or behavior between a sender and receiver. The document then outlines the main components of the communication process including the sender, message, channel and feedback. It also discusses the different types of communication such as verbal, nonverbal, and the various levels of communication like intrapersonal, interpersonal, one-to-group, and mass communication. The document concludes by covering barriers to communication and tools for effective communication.
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This document discusses verbal and nonverbal communication. It defines communication and its purposes. There are two main types of communication: verbal communication and nonverbal communication. Verbal communication is divided into oral communication, which uses spoken words, and written communication, which uses written symbols. Nonverbal communication conveys messages through gestures, body language, facial expressions and other wordless means. Both verbal and nonverbal forms of communication have advantages and disadvantages depending on the situation.
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NAME:- PRAJAPATI YASHKUMAR MUKESHBHAI
BRANCH:-COMPUTER ENGINEERING
ENROLLMENT:-160210107039
SEM:- 1ST SEMESTER
Guideline by:-
Dr.Himanshu Shrivastav
Dr.Chetan Trivedi
Communication overview
Communication is an integral part of daily life. It is also very important in health care setting. This presentation will explain the basic concepts related to communication in health care setting.
Communication overview
This document defines communication and describes its process and types, including verbal and nonverbal communication. It also discusses different levels of communication, potential barriers, and tools for effective communication. Specifically, it defines communication as the exchange of information, ideas, thoughts, and emotions through speech, signals, writing or behavior. It also outlines five levels of communication: intrapersonal, interpersonal, small group, one-to-group, and mass communication. Finally, it provides tips for overcoming barriers and enhancing communication skills, such as being clear, concise, consistent, and validating assumptions.
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You see some form of this requirement listed in just about every job posting. But what do employers really mean by the term “communication skills”? What are they looking for in employees? The Capella University Career Center shares their thoughts.
Hard Skills vs. Soft Skills
First, let’s compare hard skills to soft skills. At a minimum, most employers are looking for job applicants with certain hard skills—or quantifiable qualifications. This includes credentials like having an appropriate degree, number of years of experience in the field, technical training, or membership in a professional organization. These are things you can list on your resume as stated facts.
To narrow down the mound of applications they receive, HR departments might then look for soft skills—or subjective skill sets like motivation, adaptability, and the crème de la crème soft skill: communication. You could have just as much experience and a similar education as another applicant, but if your communication skills aren’t up to par, that job will slip through your fingers.
So, let’s take a hard look at this soft skill.
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1. Know Your Audience.
Whether you’re writing an email, presenting at a meeting, collaborating with a member of another team, or speaking with a customer, adapting your message to suit your audience is a key component of good communication. For example, an information technology director needs to be able to “sell” a project to an executive without getting too bogged down by the technical details. At the same time, that director also needs to communicate logistical instructions to the production and development team.
2. Listen. No, Really. Listen.
Being a good listener is an essential component of being a good communicator. In conversation, you must resist the temptation to formulate a reply in your head before the speaker is done talking. Instead, spend that time actively listening to them, sending both nonverbal and verbal listening responses. For emails, try not to respond right away. Close the email and reread it later if you can. You will likely pick up more information on the second read and be able to more appropriately respond to the request.
3. Write Well and Proofread.
Good written communication cannot be underestimated or undervalued in the workplace. When you write professionally, you need to write well. This means check your spelling, use good grammar, and, avoid industry jargon. Proofread your work before you send it. This applies to emails, presentations, memos, reports, blogs—really any form of written communication in the workplace.
4. Talk the Talk.
Good verbal communication and interpersonal skills are essential for collaborating with others, communicating to your supervisor, and speaking with customers or clients. This means speaking clearly, concisely, and loudly (but not too loud), while building a good rapport with your audience. (See #1.)
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Types of communication
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This document discusses verbal and nonverbal communication. It defines communication and its purposes. There are two main types of communication: verbal communication and nonverbal communication. Verbal communication is divided into oral communication, which uses spoken words, and written communication, which uses written symbols. Nonverbal communication conveys messages through gestures, body language, facial expressions and other wordless means. Both verbal and nonverbal forms of communication have advantages and disadvantages depending on the situation.
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You see some form of this requirement listed in just about every job posting. But what do employers really mean by the term “communication skills”? What are they looking for in employees? The Capella University Career Center shares their thoughts.
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Types of communication verbal and Non Verbal
- 2. There are commonly three types of communication methods • Verbal Communication • Non-Verbal Communication • Written Communication
- 3. VERBAL COMMUNICATION Utilizes language to impart information. Verbal communication seems like the most obvious of the different types of communication. It utilizes the spoken word, either face-to-face or remotely. Verbal communication is essential to most interactions, but there are other nonverbal cues that help provide additional context to the words themselves. Pairing nonverbal communication with the spoken word provides a more nuanced message.
- 4. Non-Verbal Communication • Non-Verbal Communication refers to communication that is produced by some means other than words (eye contact, body language, or vocal cues. In other words, communication without using words, such as gestures, body language, the facial expressions is called non- verbal communication.
- 5. Non-Verbal Communication So, you need to consider • Facial expressions • Eye contact • Interpersonal distance • Touch • Body orientation and posture • Hand and other gestures • Your appearance
- 6. There are two key forms on non- verbal communication • Closed body language: Crossed arms/legs, Avoiding eye to eye contact and Looking downwards. • Open body language: Open arms, Eye to eye contact and Smiling.
- 7. Written Communication • Written communications are printed messages. • Written communication, can be constructed over a longer period of time. It is often asynchronous (occurring at different times). • A written communication can also be read by many people. It’s a “one-to-many” communication
- 8. Written Communication examples • Emails. • Text messages. • Blog posts. • Business letters. • Reports. • Proposals. • Contracts. • Job descriptions.
- 9. Formal Communication • Is defined as the communication in which the information is reached through proper channels or routes. • The main aim of this communication is to properly converse and making sure that the information has reached correctly. • This communication is considered as an effective communication mode as it saves time through its systematic flow of communication.
- 10. Informal Communication • is defined as communication that does not undertake formal methods to communicate. People/ subordinates do not follow the rigid rules of the organization. • People converse freely without any bondage. • There are no official rules, systems, or guidelines to communicate.
- 11. Online Communication • Online communication is how people communicate, connect, transact to send, retrieve, or receive information of any kind via the internet using digital media.
- 12. Types of online communication • Emails: are instant and fast. They are used for personal as well as professional use. Gmail, Yahoo mail, Microsoft Outlook. • SMS: It is the common abbreviation of Short Messaging service. As the name suggests, it is short and instant, usually with 160 characters. They are typically transmitted from the sender to the receiver via phone or the internet. • Instant messengers: This is a recently evolved, more popular method of communicating. It is more prevalent amongst youngsters and college students since it features alphanumeric characters – pictorial messages known as emojis. •
- 13. • Forums: There are multiple users present, and each of the users interacts with each other by posting messages on the same trail of messages. • Whiteboards: This application usually works like a physical whiteboard in which one person can be said as a presenter shares the board with other viewers, and he can draw or write while others can see it.