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What is language?
What is language?
A system used by a community for communication.
Which of the following is a language that is learned formally?
Which of the following is a language that is learned formally?
- First language
- Informal language
- Second language (correct)
- Mother tongue
What does the term 'verbal communication' refer to?
What does the term 'verbal communication' refer to?
- Communication using written text
- Communication using visual aids
- Communication using spoken words (correct)
- Communication using body language
What are the 7 C's of Effective Written Communication?
What are the 7 C's of Effective Written Communication?
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Ethics of communication includes being respectful.
Ethics of communication includes being respectful.
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To maintain personal integrity in communication, one must be __________.
To maintain personal integrity in communication, one must be __________.
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Match the types of communication with their classifications:
Match the types of communication with their classifications:
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Study Notes
Nature of Language
- Language is a system of communication used by a community.
- It includes terms like mother tongue, referring to a person's first language.
Language Acquisition
- Language acquisition is the process of learning one's native language naturally.
- This process typically occurs during early childhood through exposure and interaction.
Language Learning
- Learning other languages is considered language learning, distinct from acquisition.
- Second languages can be learned both formally (in structured settings) and informally (through immersion and practice).
Types of Communication
Modes of Communication
- Verbal communication involves spoken or written words.
- Non-verbal communication includes body language, gestures, facial expressions.
- Visual communication utilizes images, symbols, or visual aids to convey information.
Context of Communication
- Communication can be categorized based on context, affecting its form and style.
- Context influences how messages are crafted and understood within different environments.
Purpose and Style
- Communication varies according to its purpose (informing, persuading, entertaining) and style (formal, informal).
- Understanding the purpose helps in determining the appropriate mode and approach for effective communication.
Communication Processes and Principles
Communication Models
- Various models exist to explain how communication occurs, encompassing the sender, message, medium, receiver, and feedback.
- Each model highlights different aspects of how information is shared and interpreted.
Principles of Effective Communication
- Key principles include clarity, conciseness, correctness, coherence, completeness, and courtesy.
- Effective written communication relies on the 7 C’s for optimal clarity and impact.
Ethics of Communication
- Ethical communication emphasizes maintaining personal integrity and honesty.
- Engaging in active listening is essential for respectful and accountable interactions.
- Being respectful and committed to ethical practices fosters trust and understanding in communication.
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