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    Effective communication requires clarity of purpose to avoid confusion through clear and concise messaging that convinces others to take action. The document discusses how clarity applies to different situations like phone conversations to ensure the message is delivered to both parties.

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    General Guidelines of Effective Communication

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    Lanie Flores
    Effective communication requires clarity of purpose to avoid confusion through clear and concise messaging that convinces others to take action. The document discusses how clarity applies to different situations like phone conversations to ensure the message is delivered to both parties.

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    GENERAL GUIDELINES OF EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION

    Clarity of Purpose- eliminates all possibilities of confusion and miscommunication. Clear


    and concise messaging is the key to convincing others to take action. Now how does clarity
    apply to the situation. As you can see they are having a conversation through phone call
    and the message was delivered to both parties. The receiver

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