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What is a limitation of written communication?

  • It relies solely on auditory cues.
  • It uses spoken words to convey messages.
  • It can effectively portray emotions.
  • It may not adequately portray emotions. (correct)

Which of the following is NOT an example of visual communication?

  • Images
  • Graphs
  • Presentations
  • Memos (correct)

What element is essential for effective aural communication?

  • Tone of voice (correct)
  • Visual aids
  • Written clarity
  • Static imagery

Which type of communication primarily relies on written words?

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What is a primary purpose of visual communication?

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What does aural communication primarily rely on?

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Which of the following is NOT a component of aural communication?

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What is the primary purpose of effective listening in communication?

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Which of the following best describes external communication?

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What aspect of communication does aural communication NOT encompass?

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What is the primary method of conveying messages in verbal communication?

<p>Conveying messages through spoken words (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which aspect is most important in nonverbal communication?

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Why might written communication fail to convey full meaning?

<p>It lacks the nuances of spoken language (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How is verbal communication characterized when interacting in person?

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What role does nonverbal communication play in an interview or debate?

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Flashcards

Verbal Communication

Using spoken words to communicate.

Nonverbal Communication

Body language and cues in communication.

Written Communication

Using written words to convey messages.

Formal Communication

Official and structured communication.

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Informal Communication

Casual and unstructured communication.

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Importance of Nonverbal cues in Interviews

Nonverbal cues greatly affect how others perceive one during interviews.

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Aural Communication

Communication using the sense of hearing, including spoken words, sound, and auditory cues.

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External Communication

Sharing information/data with groups outside your organization.

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Active Listening

Understanding and responding effectively to the speaker.

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Written Communication

Using written words to convey messages; examples include emails, memos, messages, postings.

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Visual Communication

Conveying messages through images, graphs, objects; essential for presentations and visual media.

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Aural Communication

Communication using sound; including spoken words, tones, and effective listening.

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Visual Communication Examples

Includes images, graphs, objects, and other visual elements used for conveying information.

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Written Communication Pros

Effective for conveying ideas but may not convey emotions.

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Aural Communication Components

Includes spoken words, tone, pitch, rhythm and effective listening; Speech topic and style are also factors

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Study Notes

SEVEN TYPES OF COMMUNICATION

  • Verbal Communication

    • Messages are conveyed through the use of spoken words and language.
    • It happens when we speak with others.
    • Verbal communication can be formal or informal.
    • When it comes to in-person communication, verbal and nonverbal communication are inextricably linked.

  • Nonverbal Communication

    • Nonverbal communication complements verbal communication and is useful when words are insufficient.
    • Body language includes facial expressions, eye contact, appearance, and sign language.
    • It is an important mode of communication in interviews and debates since they value it significantly.

  • Written Communication

    • The use of written words to communicate messages.
    • While written communication helps you share your thoughts effectively, it does not always adequately portray the emotion that you are attempting to express.
    • Email, memos, messages, and postings are all forms of written communication.

  • Visual Communication

    • Visual messages are conveyed via images, graphs, objects, and other visual elements.
    • Visual communication is an essential component of today's methods of transmitting critical information.
    • It is used in presentations, television, and other applications.

  • Aural Communication

    • It is based on the sense of hearing.
    • It consists of multiple forms of communication based on spoken words, sounds, and other auditory cues.
    • It consists of spoken words, nonverbal aspects such as tone of voice, pitch, and rhythm, effective listening skills, speech topic and delivery, and so on.

  • External Communication

    • Refers to the exchange of information and data within and outside of an organization.
    • This external form of communication includes customers, suppliers, partners, investors, regulatory authorities, the media, and the general public.

  • Listening

    • An important aspect of communication since it allows you to comprehend the communicator's point of view and communicate with them more effectively.
    • The process of communication places a high priority on listening accurately and appropriately.

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