Strategies To Avoi Miscommunication And 7 C's Flashcards
Strategies to avoid miscommunication - Keep Focused
Know the focus of communication.
Example: Focus on one main idea when communicating.
Strategies to avoid miscommunication - Speak Intelligibly
Use appropriate speaking volume, speech rate, proper enunciation, and acceptable pronunciation.
Example: Speak clearly and at a moderate pace.
Strategies to avoid miscommunication - Listen with your ears and eyes
Pay attention to what people say and how they say it.
Example: Observe body language and tone of voice.
Strategies to avoid miscommunication - Minimize Distraction
Find a quiet place for less confusion.
Example: Conduct important conversations in a quiet environment.
Strategies to avoid miscommunication - Be Specific
Use simple and concise words, deliver your message straight to the point.
Example: Avoid using jargon or unnecessary details.
Strategies to avoid miscommunication - Do not jump to conclusions
Before giving your feedback, make sure to listen attentively.
Example: Ask clarifying questions before assuming.
7 C’s of Communication - Completeness
Include everything as a speaker.
Example: Provide all necessary information in your message.
7 C’s of Communication - Conciseness
Say your message directly to the point.
Example: Avoid unnecessary details or long explanations.
7 C’s of Communication - Consideration
Give high regard to your audience background information.
Example: Tailor your message to the cultural context of your audience.
7 C’s of Communication - Concreteness
Ensure that your message is backed up by facts, figures, and real-life examples.
Example: Support your claims with concrete evidence.
7 C’s of Communication - Courtesy
Show respect to your receiver.
Example: Use polite language and considerate tone.
7 C’s of Communication - Clearness
Use examples and clear words.
Example: Illustrate your points with clear examples.
7 C’s of Communication - Correctness
Avoid grammatically wrong statements to show credibility.
Example: Double-check your grammar and spelling before sending a message.