the imparting or exchanging of

information or news.Maintain good eye

contact. Maintaining good eye contact
can show you're engaged and actively
listening to what someone is telling
you. ...
Head nod. ...
Firm handshake. ...
Open palms. ...
Upright and open posture. ...
Leaning in while speaking (and
listening)
you're more likely to make badly
informed statements and reduce your
credibility, let alone hurt someone by
'putting your foot in your mouth', even
if your intentions were genuinely
harmless.
verbal, nonverbal and visual.
Rereading is great because it helps us edit
our sentences to be more readable. The
last thing we want is to put obstacles in
front of our reader when it comes to
absorbing the message we're trying to
communicate.the process of
communicating nonverbally through
conscious or unconscious gestures and
movements.mixed message (plural
mixed messages) (idiomatic) Any
communication that is
contradictory, inconsistent, or
unclear, especially in its motive or
intent.Active listening is a way of
listening and responding to another
person that improves mutual
understanding. It is an important first
step to defuse the situation and seek
solutions to problems.Assertive.
Aggressive. Definition.
Communication style in which you
put the rights of others before your
own, minimizing your own
self-worth.