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What is verbal communication?
What is verbal communication?
Verbal communication is a type of communication where spoken and written words are used to convey messages and information.
What is one way verbal clarity can be achieved in communication?
What is one way verbal clarity can be achieved in communication?
- Using technical jargon
- Avoiding unnecessary information (correct)
- Speaking quickly to convey the message faster
- Using complex sentence structures
Verbal communication can help in building strong relationships.
Verbal communication can help in building strong relationships.
True (A)
How can verbal communication be helpful for problem-solving?
How can verbal communication be helpful for problem-solving?
What is one of the benefits of assertive verbal communication?
What is one of the benefits of assertive verbal communication?
The _______ style of communication is characterized by hesitation and uncertainty in speech.
The _______ style of communication is characterized by hesitation and uncertainty in speech.
What is the main challenge associated with passive-aggressive communication?
What is the main challenge associated with passive-aggressive communication?
What is the most important aspect to consider when improving oral communication skills?
What is the most important aspect to consider when improving oral communication skills?
Practicing in front of a mirror can help improve one's tone and delivery.
Practicing in front of a mirror can help improve one's tone and delivery.
______ communication is essential for teachers to deliver lessons effectively.
______ communication is essential for teachers to deliver lessons effectively.
How can verbal communication improve empathy?
How can verbal communication improve empathy?
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Verbal Communication
Verbal Communication
Communication using spoken or written words to convey a message.
Clarity (in Verbal Comm.)
Clarity (in Verbal Comm.)
Ensuring the message is understood as intended during verbal communication.
Building Relationships (Verbal Comm.)
Building Relationships (Verbal Comm.)
Strengthening connections through verbal interaction.
Problem-Solving (Verbal Comm.)
Problem-Solving (Verbal Comm.)
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Teamwork (Verbal Comm.)
Teamwork (Verbal Comm.)
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Decision-Making (Verbal Comm.)
Decision-Making (Verbal Comm.)
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Confidence Building (Verbal Comm.)
Confidence Building (Verbal Comm.)
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Persuasion (Verbal Comm.)
Persuasion (Verbal Comm.)
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Education (Verbal Comm.)
Education (Verbal Comm.)
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Empathy (Verbal Comm.)
Empathy (Verbal Comm.)
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Creativity (Verbal Comm.)
Creativity (Verbal Comm.)
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Aggressive Communication Style
Aggressive Communication Style
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Passive Communication Style
Passive Communication Style
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Passive-Aggressive Communication Style
Passive-Aggressive Communication Style
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Assertive Communication Style
Assertive Communication Style
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Clarity and Conciseness (Oral Comm.)
Clarity and Conciseness (Oral Comm.)
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Tone (Oral Comm.)
Tone (Oral Comm.)
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Study Notes
Verbal Communication
- Definition: Verbal communication uses spoken or written words to convey a message.
Importance of Verbal Communication
- Clarity: Ensures the sender's message is understood as intended.
- Relationship Building: Facilitates personal connections through conversations and discussions.
- Problem Solving: Supports conflict resolution and finding solutions through discussion and negotiation.
- Teamwork: Enables information sharing, collaboration, and coordinated effort.
- Decision Making: Allows sharing perspectives, gathering input, and reaching consensus.
- Confidence Building: Develops confidence in speaking publicly or one-on-one.
- Persuasion: Influences others by presenting compelling arguments.
- Education: Critical for effective teaching and student participation in discussions.
- Empathy: Conveys emotions and understanding through tone of voice.
- Creativity: Enables expression through storytelling, poetry and idea sharing for innovation.
Communication Styles
- Aggressive: Direct, often insensitive, domineering, and demanding obedience.
- Passive: Hesitant language ("I guess," "maybe"), unclear opinions, avoids confrontation.
- Passive-Aggressive: Hidden resentment, indirect expressions of disagreement, inconsistent words and actions.
- Assertive: Expresses feelings and opinions respectfully, prioritizes compromise and mutual respect. Seen as most effective.
Improving Oral Communication Skills
- Clarity and Conciseness: Use simple language, avoid technical jargon, and outline your message before speaking. Only include necessary information.
- Tone: Practice your delivery style, record yourself, or practice in front of a mirror to observe tone and expression. Seek feedback from trusted individuals to identify and correct issues.
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