NATURE OF

COMMUNICATION
MODULE 1: LESSON 1

PREPARED BY: Ms. Ludielyn S. Mahinay

COMMUNICATION
▪ defined as the process of sharing and conveying messages or
information from one person to another within and across
contexts, channels, cultures, and media.

▪ It can be a group discussion, a face-to-face interaction, a

meeting, a phone call conversation, an interview, a class
recitation, and others.
Nature Of Communication
Communication, as previously
defined, entails the transmission or
exchange of messages. Therefore, it
is critical to have a 'message' to
convey. However, the delivery of a
message between the sender and
the receiver can be influenced by a
variety of factors and nature.
1. Communication is a
process.
There are steps that must
be taken in order to
achieve successful
communication. The
process is circular
because it usually begins
with the sender, then
moves to the receiver, and
then returns to the sender
in the form of feedback.

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2. Communication occurs
between two or more people.
 Communication
happens when two or
more people – the
speaker and the
receiver – successfully
convey ideas to one
another, resulting in an
effective solution or
discussion (Juneja,
2008).

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3. Communication can be
expressed through words,
actions, or both at the same
time.
 The following are the
things to consider in
Verbal engaging in verbal
Communication communication
is a form of an interaction in ✓ Appropriateness
which a person used words to
pass a message. To have a ✓ Brevity
successful and effective verbal
communication, use words ✓ Clarity
which can be easily
understood by the person you ✓ Ethics
are talking to in expressing
your ideas ✓ Vividness
The following are the reasons to have
mastery of nonverbal communication:
1. It emphasizes and improves the
message of your speech.
2. Without saying a word, it can
communicate your perceptions and
feelings.
3. It helps in sustaining the attention of
listeners, thus, keeping them engaged.
4. Build connections with your
audience.
5. It provides a channel to release
nervousness and tension.
Nonverbal
Communication
is a form of interaction
wherein a person used their
behavior to represent and
convey meanings. All kinds of
human responses that are not
articulated in words are
classified as nonverbal
The following are the reasons to have
mastery of nonverbal
communication:
6. Give the listeners a preview of the
type of speaker you are.
7. It makes your delivery to appear
more animated and dynamic.
8. Helps in making your speech
remarkable.
9. It helps you avoid a monotonous
delivery and differ your speaking
style.
10. It makes you a plausible speaker.
Nonverbal
Communication
is a form of interaction
wherein a person used their
behavior to represent and
convey meanings. All kinds of
human responses that are not
articulated in words are
classified as nonverbal
RESOURCES
● Adler, R., Rosenfeld, L., & Proctor, R., (2001). Interplay: The process of
interpersonal communicating (8th edn). Fort Worth, TX: Harcourt.

● Alones, J., Gubat, G. (2016). Oral Communication. St. Andrew Publishing

House

● Juneja, P. (2008). Communication: Basics and Strategies. Management

Study Guide.
https://www.managementstudyguide.com/communication-
theory.html

● Sipacio, P., Balgos, A., (2016). Oral Communication in Context for Senior
High School. C & E Publishing, Inc.
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 “Effective
Communication
is 20 % what you
know and 80 %
how you feel
about
what you know”
~ Jim Rohn