6 Questions
What are communication skills?
Skills required to convey ideas or feelings through speaking, writing, listening, reading, and body language.
Where does the word 'communication' come from?
The Latin word 'communicare'.
How many people are involved in the communication process?
At least two.
What condition is necessary for successful communication?
A common understanding between the sender and receiver.
Who transmits the message in the communication process?
The sender.
What does the receiver do after receiving the message?
Interprets it and responds or acts accordingly.
Study Notes
Communication Skills
- Human beings are social animals and need to communicate with others in every stage of life.
- Communication skills are required to convey ideas or feelings through speaking, writing, listening, reading, and body language.
Session 1: Introduction to Communication
- The word "communication" comes from the Latin word "communicare", meaning "to share".
- Communication is the exchange of facts, ideas, opinions, or emotions between two or more people who share a common ground of understanding.
- Communication skills are required to express thoughts and feelings in personal and professional relationships.
- Communication involves at least two people: the sender who develops and transmits a message, and the receiver who receives, interprets, and responds or acts accordingly.
- Communication is successful only when there is a common understanding between the sender and receiver.
- Without a common understanding, the process of communication fails.
Learn about the importance of communication skills in everyday life, from personal relationships to professional settings. Develop your ability to convey ideas and feelings effectively through speaking and writing.
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