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What is the primary function of communication?
What is the primary function of communication?
- To express oneself and convey information (correct)
- To only listen to others
- To only receive information
- To never respond to others
What is verbal communication?
What is verbal communication?
- Communication using words to express oneself (correct)
- Communication through written words
- Communication through actions only
- Communication using body language
What is an example of written communication?
What is an example of written communication?
- Sending a text message (correct)
- Watching a television show
- Face-to-face conversation
- Making a phone call
Why is communication essential in our lives?
Why is communication essential in our lives?
What is the importance of body language in communication?
What is the importance of body language in communication?
What happens when we communicate with someone?
What happens when we communicate with someone?
What is a primary aspect of non-verbal communication?
What is a primary aspect of non-verbal communication?
What is the primary challenge when people from different cultural backgrounds communicate?
What is the primary challenge when people from different cultural backgrounds communicate?
What is the primary limitation of written communication, such as letters or text messages?
What is the primary limitation of written communication, such as letters or text messages?
What is the purpose of non-verbal gestures, such as a father putting a protective hand on his daughter's shoulder?
What is the purpose of non-verbal gestures, such as a father putting a protective hand on his daughter's shoulder?
Why is communication necessary in human life?
Why is communication necessary in human life?
What is the most common barrier to communication?
What is the most common barrier to communication?
Flashcards
Communication: Primary Function
Communication: Primary Function
The act of expressing oneself and conveying information.
Verbal Communication
Verbal Communication
Using words to express oneself.
Written Communication
Written Communication
Communication using written words, like letters or text messages.
Importance of Communication
Importance of Communication
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Body Language in Communication
Body Language in Communication
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Communication and Personality
Communication and Personality
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Non-verbal Communication
Non-verbal Communication
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Communication Challenges: Culture
Communication Challenges: Culture
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Limitations of Written Communication
Limitations of Written Communication
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Non-verbal Gestures: Meaning
Non-verbal Gestures: Meaning
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Communication: Human Necessity
Communication: Human Necessity
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Communication Barriers: Culture
Communication Barriers: Culture
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Study Notes
Communication is the process of exchanging views and thoughts between two or more people. It's essential for human life, as it allows us to express ourselves, share opinions, and convey emotions. There are three types of communication: verbal (face-to-face, TV, radio, phone), written (letters, newspapers, emails, social media), and non-verbal (body language). However, barriers to communication include cultural and emotional differences, physical absence, and technical interruptions. Effective communication is vital for human well-being and relationships, playing a crucial role in our daily lives.
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Description
This quiz explores the concept of communication, its importance, and how it affects our daily lives. It discusses the significance of communication in expressing ourselves and understanding others.
