What is communication and what are the different types?

Answer 1

Communication is the art of conveying something---an idea, concept, feeling---through the spoken or written word or through "body language". Most people view this as a two-way art; that is, that to be successful, communication must travel between the two partners---but the truth is, you can convey an idea and just have someone receive it. There are many different types, depending upon what your goal is: interpersonal communication, which deals with the relationships we establish with others; technical communication, which focuses on giving information; kinetic communication, or body language; etc.

Answer 2

Communication is basically how we talk to one another and express our thoughts and desires, another part of communication is listening or active listening to be more precise, when you give the other person your undivided atttention. Conquer that and the rest will follow. Sign language and prompting are other forms of communication. If you have a small baby say 3-6 months you will understand what i mean, babies use crying to communicate and as they get older, they learn to laugh and smile, parents and siblings often understand what the child wants, thats the beauty of human growth and development. Read books by the author Bronfenbrenner.

Answer 3

Do some thing loopy like have somebody call you as a results of fact the speech is assume to initiate, and answer your telephone. Then bypass into your speech like.. "i admire the telephone, and thats how i often communicate, yet there are maximum of the form to talk someone who dont even use the spoken observe."

Answer 4

Communication is the way information is relayed in a cycle that goes from transmitter to receiver, and vice versa.

Mainly we know inter-personal communication (Between 2 or more people[s]). But there is so much more, you could do a major in this stuff.

Answer 5

Communication refers to a."the exchange of thoughts, messages, or information, as by speech, signals, writing, or behavior."

There are two basic types of communication:verbal and non-verbal.
Verbal means "spoken" The types of spoken communication are:
oral and written, oral refers to spoken communication, written refers to set down in writing in any of various ways.

Non-verbal communication " is usually understood as the process of sending and receiving wordless messages. Such messages can be communicated through gesture; body language or posture; facial expression and eye contact; object communication such as clothing, hairstyles or even architecture; symbols and infographics; prosodic features of speech such as intonation and stress and other paralinguistic features of speech such as voice quality, emotion and speaking.Also, non-verbal communication comes in many forms at the same time. For example, a person's dress, tone of voice, attitude, and movement all contribute to the communication going on in a certain situation."

Answer 6

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Answer 7

Someone eventually will cut and paste something from Wikipedia which may or may not be accurate. Y! Answers is really not the place to ask for what in fairness should be a 20-page paper.

Why can't you do this research for yourself? Why WON'T you? College graduates don't usually aspire to using the phrase, "Uh, ya want fries with that?"

Answer 8

when I worked in the OR there was alot of communication done with just our eyes. A nod of the head, a raised eyebrow. It was very interesting.

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Answer 10

School just let out...kids are doing their homework now I see.