Types of communication Flashcards
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4 types of communication
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- interpersonal
- intrapersonal
- mass
- extra-personal
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Interpersonal communication
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- exchange of info, ideas and emotions between 2 or more people
- can be verbal (spoken words) or non-verbal (facial expressions, body language and gestures)
- face-to-face convos are a common example
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Intrapersonal communication
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- communication within oneself
- your thoughts, reflections and internal dialogue
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Mass communication
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- involves sharing info with a large, diverse audience through platforms like television, radio, social media and newspapers
- often used in businesses, governments and media outlets to reach to many people at once
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Extra-personal communication
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- communication between humans and non-human entities
- animals, plants and machines/robots
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4 levels of communication
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- talking at (giving instructions or statements without expecting a response)
- talking to (speaking to someone but with minimal engagement)
- talking with (having a two-way convo, exchanging ideas)
- listening and empowering (fully engaging in a discussion by listening actively and encouraging responses)
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Positive communication skills
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- active listening
- clear and effective speaking
- engaging in everyday convos (small talk)
- strong reading skills
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Ways we communicate
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- verbal communication (spoken words and tone of voice)
- non-verbal communication (body language and gestures)
- written communication (messages, emails and documents)
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Verbal communication
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- clear
- concise
- simple
- polite
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Types of questions in communication
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- open-ended (encourages discussion)
- closed (requires a yes/no answer)
- emotional (relates to feelings)
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Elements of speech
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- vocal tone (how you sound)
- volume (how loud/soft you speak)
- pace (speed of speaking)
- pitch (high/low voice tone)
- tone (emotion behind your words)
- feedback sounds (mm or ah to show engagement)
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Non-verbal communication (body language)
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- posture
- gestures
- facial expressions
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Written communication
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- client records
- taking messages
- stock procedures
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Client records should include?
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- full name and contact details
- service history
- treatment details and test results
- previous appointments, costs and timing
- stylists notes and special requests
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Taking messages effectively
(a good message should be clear)
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- who the message is for
- who took the message
- date and time
- purpose of the message
- key details and instructions
if you can’t hear the caller properly, ask for their contact number and call them back
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Handling confidential information
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- keep convos with client private
- never share personal details with others
- protect written records under the Date Protection Act