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    1. The document outlines six principles of communication, ranked from most to least important: authenticity, active listening, no assumptions, trustworthiness, value difference, and non-judgemental. 2. Authenticity, conveying the intended meaning clearly without misunderstanding, is ranked as the most important principle. 3. Active listening, concentrating on the conversation to understand the other participants and avoid missing the essence of the message, is the second most important principle. 4. No assumptions, communicating clearly without assuming anything to prevent misinformation, is the third most important principle.

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    1. The document outlines six principles of communication, ranked from most to least important: authenticity, active listening, no assumptions, trustworthiness, value difference, and non-judgemental. 2. Authenticity, conveying the intended meaning clearly without misunderstanding, is ranked as the most important principle. 3. Active listening, concentrating on the conversation to understand the other participants and avoid missing the essence of the message, is the second most important principle. 4. No assumptions, communicating clearly without assuming anything to prevent misinformation, is the third most important principle.

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    1. The document outlines six principles of communication, ranked from most to least important: authenticity, active listening, no assumptions, trustworthiness, value difference, and non-judgemental. 2. Authenticity, conveying the intended meaning clearly without misunderstanding, is ranked as the most important principle. 3. Active listening, concentrating on the conversation to understand the other participants and avoid missing the essence of the message, is the second most important principle. 4. No assumptions, communicating clearly without assuming anything to prevent misinformation, is the third most important principle.

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    PURPOSIVE COMMUNICATION: LESSON 2

    ACTIVITY 1: PRINCIPLES OF COMMUNICATION


    Rank the principles of communication from most to least important according to what
    you have understood from the lesson then write your explanation why you say so. Use
    the chart below.

    Authenticity – Sending a message is the first step in communication so conveying


    the intended meaning of a message is essential to avoid misunderstanding. The
    message should be concise and articulated thoroughly by the sender while
    1 considering the exact and appropriate expressions and actions.

    Active Listening – Effective communication needed a better understanding


    between the participants, however, it cannot be achieved if any of them did
    not concentrate in the conversation. As a result, the essence of message
    2 may be missed and the feedback could be out of context.

    No Assumptions – This is one of the significant principles in communication


    because clarity and good comprehension are necessary to obtain intelligible
    exchange of information and feelings. Assuming something regarding the
    3 conversation can mislead the transmission.

    Trustworthiness – Without trust, no one will speak out their opinion and
    ideas to others so feedback may not happen especially in a team or social
    interactions. Trust, politeness and sincerity between the participants can
    4 improve the quality of the good communication.

    Value Difference – Considering the distinct beliefs and interpretations of


    individuals, the atmosphere of the communication can be more pleasant
    wherein the communicators can enhance their connection and relationship.
    5
    Non-judgemental – Humanity has the nature of judgement but its usage
    must be suitable in the situation wherein it is the responsibility of a person
    to handle his/her thoughts and emotions effectively. This principle must
    6 consider the ethics and morals in communicating.

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