COMMUNICATION

DEFINITION OF
COMMUNICATION
Communication is a process of exchanging information, ideas, feelings, or
concepts between individuals or groups through symbols that can be
mutually interpreted. Communication is an inevitable activity in daily life.
Communication is a critical aspect of daily life, playing a crucial role in
interpersonal relationships, work, and society as a whole. A solid
understanding of the concepts and skills of communication can enhance
effectiveness in interacting with others and building healthy relationships.
TYPES OF COMMUNICATION

VERBAL
1 COMMUNICATION
NONVERBAL
2 COMMUNICATION
FORMAL
3 COMMUNICATION
INFORMAL
4
COMMUNICATION
 VERBAL
COMMUNICATION
Verbal communication refers to the exchange of messages using
words, both spoken and written. It involves the use of language to
convey information, ideas, or feelings from one party to another.
In this context, some key points about verbal communication
include: Oral Communication, Oral Communication, and
Intonation and Voice Expression.

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 NONVERBAL
COMMUNICATION
Nonverbal communication refers to the exchange of information
without the use of words. It involves the transmission of
messages through facial expressions, body language, gestures,
and other nonverbal cues. Nonverbal communication often
complements verbal communication and can convey emotions,
attitudes, or additional layers of meaning.

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 FORMAL
COMMUNICATION
Formal communication refers to the exchange of information in a
structured and official manner within an organization or professional
setting. It follows established rules, procedures, and hierarchical
channels. Formal communication is essential for maintaining order,
clarity, and consistency within organizations. It ensures that information is
conveyed in a professional and structured manner, aligning with the
formalities and expectations of the workplace.
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 NONFORMAL
COMMUNICATION
Non-formal communication refers to the exchange of information that does
not follow a strict structure, set procedures, or predefined channels. It is more
spontaneous, flexible, and often occurs in casual or informal settings. Non-
formal communication plays a crucial role in fostering a positive workplace
culture, building relationships, and promoting a sense of camaraderie among
team members. While it lacks the structure of formal communication, it
contributes to a more relaxed and open atmosphere within an organization.

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 COMMUNICATION ETHICS

Communication ethics refers to the rules and moral values that guide
how individuals should communicate with others. The principles of
communication ethics help ensure that communicative interactions are
respectful, honest, and fair. Being aware and applying the principles of
communication ethics helps create a healthy, respectful, and supportive
communicative environment and positive relationships among
individuals.

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