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This document discusses different types of communication. It defines communication as the exchange of meaningful information between a source and destination. There are two main types of communication: verbal communication and non-verbal communication. Verbal communication uses symbols and language and can be oral (spoken) or written. Non-verbal communication conveys meaning through facial expressions, gestures, posture, and body language. Examples of non-verbal communication types discussed are kinesics, facial expressions, and gestures/postures. The document also briefly mentions mass communication and extra-personal communication. Good communication is important and involves listening carefully and communicating respectfully to avoid misunderstandings.
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- 2. Declaration Presentation Member : Name Roll No SAJID ALAM We Hereby Declare That the Presentation entitled TYPES OF COMMUNICATION is the actual Work Carried out by us in the department of COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING Guidance By :
- 3. What is communication? 0 => In one word Communication is the exchange of meaningful information from source to destination.
- 4. Importance of communication Express thoughts, ideas and feelings Creating awareness To fulfill a goal Avoid isolated Highlight issues Progress, development Educating the masses etc
- 5. TYPES OF COMMUNICATION NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATIONVERBAL COMMUNICATION
- 6. VERBAL COMMUNICATION :- Verbal communication involves the use of symbols that generally have universal meanings for all who are talking part in the process.
- 7. Types of verbal communication ORAL COMMUNICATION WRITTEN COMMUNICATION
- 8. ORAL COMMUNICATION Oral communication is that channel of communication in which message is transmitted in spoken form.
- 9. WRITTEN COMMUNICATION Written communication is that in which information is exchanged in the written or printed form.
- 10. NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION Non –verbal communication means transmission of meaning other than oral or written words. This transmission can be through facial expression, body posture, eye contact etc.
- 11. Types of non-verbal communication KINESICS (BODY LANGUAGE) FACIAL EXPRESSION GESTURES & POSTURES & BODY LANGUAGE
- 12. It is the study of body movements to judge inner state of emotions expressed through different parts of the body. KINESICS
- 15. OTHER COMMUNICATION Mass communication :Extra-personal communication : Communication between human beings and non-human entities Communication through electronic gadgets (mass media) like books, journals, TV, newspapers, Internet etc.
- 16. Conclusion Good communication involves not only being careful to communicate clearly and completely, but also respecting others and listening carefully to what they are communicating. Miscommunications can have serious consequences, but most misunderstandings and disagreements can be resolved if everyone remains professional and respectful. Those who are conscious of practising good communication skills, and are receptive to feedback, will continually improve.
- 17. THANK YOU