Visual and oral communication are important in business contexts. Visual communication includes pictures, symbols, and gestures while oral communication refers to spoken language. Both forms of communication are used for advertising, public relations, and negotiations. While visual and oral communication can enhance messages and ideas, they are limited in their ability to convey complex information over distances or in written form.

1. Visual & Oral Communication as used in a business context A report by Mr. Raymund N. Sanchez

4. Communication Fundamentals, a recap

6. Communication Fundamentals, a recap Communication Verbal Non - Verbal visual visual oral oral Spoken language Written language Pictures Wordless Sounds Symbols Sensory Inouts Body Languages others

7. I. History of Visual Communication

11. II. Definition of Terms

16. III. Uses / Purpose

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57. IV. Advantages & Drawbacks

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65. Although the written word can contain more complex lines of thought, it is generally thought of as devoid of emotion & the human element, & thus, more difficult to trust… Non-verbal communication on the other hand is an opposite of the written language. Since people see a face, an emotion, an instance in which then can relate with, the are able to sympathize & connect to the sender of the message. People tend to not believe a verbal message when a nonverbal message contradicts it.

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