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Communication Communication is a vital skill in every aspect of our lives. It involves the exchange of information, ideas, and feelings between individuals. Created by Sir. Noriell Dungca Nature of Communication Communication is a dynamic process, constantly evolving with changes in technolog...

Communication Communication is a vital skill in every aspect of our lives. It involves the exchange of information, ideas, and feelings between individuals. Created by Sir. Noriell Dungca Nature of Communication Communication is a dynamic process, constantly evolving with changes in technology and cultural contexts. It can be expressed through various channels, both verbal and non-verbal. Intrapersonal Interpersonal Mass Communication Communication with oneself Communication between two or Communication through media more people channels Functions of Communication 1 Inform To convey information, facts, and knowledge. 2 Persuade To influence opinions or actions. 3 Socialize To build relationships and foster connections. 4 Express To share emotions, feelings, and personal experiences. The Process of Communication Sender 1 The source of the message 2 Encoding Converting the idea into a message Channel 3 The medium through which the message travels. 4 Decoding Interpreting the message Receiver 5 The recipient of the message 6 Feedback The receiver's response Verbal Communication involves the use of spoken language to convey messages, including words, tone, and volume. It's a direct form of communication, allowing for immediate feedback and clarification. Language Tone Volume Pace Non-Verbal Communication includes all forms of communication that don't involve spoken language. Body Language Posture, gestures, and movements that convey meaning. Facial Expressions Changes in facial muscles that express emotions and attitudes. Eye Contact The way we look at others. Proxemics The use of space and distance to communicate social relationships. Paralanguage Vocal cues such as tone, pitch, and volume. Effective Communication Strategies Active Listening Empathy Clear Expression Feedback Feedback in Communication Positive Feedback Clarifying Feedback Constructive Feedback Overcoming Communication Barriers 1 Language 2 Cultural 3 Physical 4 Psychological

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