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    There are three main types of communication channels: verbal, written, and non-verbal. Communication channels are important because they determine how an audience will receive a message. Verbal communication involves spoken words, written communication uses written symbols, and non-verbal communication relies on body language and behaviors rather than words. Effective communication requires matching the message to the appropriate channel.

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    There are three main types of communication channels: verbal, written, and non-verbal. Communication channels are important because they determine how an audience will receive a message. Verbal communication involves spoken words, written communication uses written symbols, and non-verbal communication relies on body language and behaviors rather than words. Effective communication requires matching the message to the appropriate channel.

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    There are three main types of communication channels: verbal, written, and non-verbal. Communication channels are important because they determine how an audience will receive a message. Verbal communication involves spoken words, written communication uses written symbols, and non-verbal communication relies on body language and behaviors rather than words. Effective communication requires matching the message to the appropriate channel.

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    Communication channels

    Introduction: communication and its importance

    Types of communication

    Idea illustration

    Conclusion

    Communication is a process by which information is exchanged between


    individuals through a common system of symbols, signs or behaviors. “
    (Merriam-Webster, n.d.). The channel or medium used to relay a message
    affects how the audience will receive the message. Therefore, communication
    channels are very vital in the process of sending or receiving a message.
    Communication channels can be categorized into three channels: that is
    verbal, written and non-verbal. (Press books, n.d.

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