Interpersonal Communication: means spoken communication that takes place between two or more

individuals on a personal. It is the profit by which people exchange information, feelings etc.

Context: refers to the condition that surrounds the communication. It consists of present or past even
message derived. Context includes the following:

1-Typical Context (season/weather)

2-Situational Context (boss and employer)

Elements of interpersonal relationships:

1-Communicators: for any communication, there must be at least two people involved. We can say that
communication is a two way process with people sending and receiving messages to and from each
other. In another words, communication is an interactive process.

2-Message: not only means the speech used or information conveyed but also the non-verbal messages
exchange such as facial expressions, tone of voice, gestures and body language. Non-verbal behavior can
convey additional information above the message spoken.

3-Noise: has a special meaning in communication. It refers to anything that distracts the message so
that what is received is different from what is intended by the speaker. The use of complicated or
inappropriate body language, inattentive, disinterest and cultural differences can be considered noise in
interpersonal communication.