NATURE AND ELEMENTS OF COMMUNICATION

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derived from the Latin (“to share”), is the
act of conveying intended meaning to another entity
through the use of mutually understood signs and
semiotic rules.

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commūnicāre

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is a process of transmitting and receiving verbal and
nonverbal messages

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Communication

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is a process by which information is exchanged between
individuals through a common system of symbols, signs,
or behavior

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Communication

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is a systematic process in which individuals interact
with through symbols to create and interpret meanings

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Communication

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is the process of expressing and
exchanging information, thoughts, ideas and feelings

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Communication

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is the process
of negotiating meanings

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Communication

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something in common for
successful communication
act and these are:

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Language
Knowledge
Interest
Experience
Culture

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becomes a barrier.

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Language

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is limited

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Knowledge

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leads to
continuous exchange of information.

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Interest

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to relate to others

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Experience

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have
different understanding or perception.

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Culture

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Characteristics of Communication

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Communication is a process.
Communication is systematic.
Communication is symbolic.
Communication involves meaning.

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Importance of Communication

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 Communication makes people aware
 Communication motivates people for a purpose
 Communication builds self-confidence
 Communication builds relationships

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FORMS OF COMMUNICATION

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Verbal and Non-verbal

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uses uttered words

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Verbal Communication.

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verbal communication used in:

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face
to face communication, lectures, phone calls, seminars, etc.

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the sender follows a pre-
defined channel to transmit the information to the receiver.

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Formal communication (official communication)

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sender does not follow
any pre-defined channels and it flows in every direction.

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Informal communication (grapevine communication)

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transmission of
messages that does not involve words.

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Non-verbal communication

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Types of Nonverbal Communication

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Chronemics
Vocalics
Haptics
Kinesics
Proxemics
Artifacts

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use of time

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Chronemics

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tone of voice

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Vocalics

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use of touch

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Haptics

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body language

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Kinesics

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relationship of the person

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Proxemics

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appearance of a person

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Artifacts