Chapter 10:

COMMUNICATION
Created by: El Dave G. Panela
What is communication?
•Communication is the act of
conveying meanings from one
entity or group to another through
the use of mutually understood
signs, symbols, and semiotic rules
~Good communication skills
•Most important ingredients
contributing to performance to
enchance the personal growth and
exercise participants.
•Interpersonal Relationship
“Shorthand Communication”

•Simple gestures or unspoken

thought will be enough to
express feelings and unique
perspective.
Ineffective Communication:
• Loss of confidence to each other
• Refuse to listen to each other
• Disliking of each other
• Disagree to each other
Sending message effectively
receiving message effectively

• Active listening the best way to listen

better
• Involves and supporting ideas acknowledge
and responding giving appropriate
feedback and paying attention to the
speaker’s total communication
RECOGNIZING BREAKDOWNS IN COMMUNICATION

• Many people belief that it is others rather than themselves

• Lack of trust
• Good rapport and honestly need to be developed between
individuals before effective communication can occur. When
breakdowns occur they usually result from either sender or
receiver failure
barriers of communication
• Receiver not paying attention to sender
• Receiver tendency to evaluate and judge
communication
• Inconsistency between action and words
• Lack of trust between the individuals
attempting to communicate
• Belief that the silence is safer