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    This document provides an introduction to business communication. It defines communication as the process of transmitting information, ideas, and attitudes from one person to another. Communication is a two-way process that involves the meaningful exchange of ideas, feelings, information, thoughts, and knowledge between two or more parties. The objectives of business communication are to convey the right message, coordinate efforts, promote good industrial relations, and develop managerial skills. Communication can be used to inform, misinform, counsel, sell, buy, confuse, confirm, advise, teach, and learn. It occurs through channels and mediums between a sender and receiver. The document also describes intrapersonal, interpersonal, and group communication.

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    What is communication? Characteristics Objectives

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    Lecture 3

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    This document provides an introduction to business communication. It defines communication as the process of transmitting information, ideas, and attitudes from one person to another. Communication is a two-way process that involves the meaningful exchange of ideas, feelings, information, thoughts, and knowledge between two or more parties. The objectives of business communication are to convey the right message, coordinate efforts, promote good industrial relations, and develop managerial skills. Communication can be used to inform, misinform, counsel, sell, buy, confuse, confirm, advise, teach, and learn. It occurs through channels and mediums between a sender and receiver. The document also describes intrapersonal, interpersonal, and group communication.

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    Introduction To Communication

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    This document provides an introduction to business communication. It defines communication as the process of transmitting information, ideas, and attitudes from one person to another. Communication is a two-way process that involves the meaningful exchange of ideas, feelings, information, thoughts, and knowledge between two or more parties. The objectives of business communication are to convey the right message, coordinate efforts, promote good industrial relations, and develop managerial skills. Communication can be used to inform, misinform, counsel, sell, buy, confuse, confirm, advise, teach, and learn. It occurs through channels and mediums between a sender and receiver. The document also describes intrapersonal, interpersonal, and group communication.

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    BUSINESS COMMUNICATION
    Communication
    transmitting
    attitudes

    is

    the

    information,

    from

    one

    art

    of

    ideas,

    person

    to

    another.
    Communication is the process
    of meaningful
    human beings.

    interaction

    among

    of Communication
    ItCharacteristics
    is a 2-way process

    Communication
    process
    happens between or among two or
    more parties. (Sender and Receiver)

    Communication involves
    exchange
    of
    ideas,
    feelings,
    information,
    thoughts,
    and
    knowledge.

    Communication should involves


    mutual understanding
    between
    Sender and Receiver .

    objectives of business Communication

    Conveying the right message

    Co-ordination of effort

    Good industrial relations

    Development of managerial

    skills

    To send message

    To receive message
    To promote
    To inform

    Why do we Communication ?
    WE COMMUNICATION TO

    Inform
    Misinform
    Counsel
    Sell
    Buy
    Confuse
    Confirm
    Advice
    Teach
    Learn

    Reveal
    Persuade
    Accept
    Affirm
    Clarify
    Motivate
    Criticize
    Deny
    Conceal

    CHANNEL OF COMMUNICATION

    SENDER

    CHANNEL

    MEDIUM

    FEED BACK

    RECEIVE
    R

    xample for :Channel of Communication

    PRINCIPLE

    PEON

    NOTICE

    STUDENT
    SENDER
    RECEIVER

    CHANNEL

    MEDIUM

    Types Of Communication

    INTRAPERONAL COMMUNICATION

    Intrapersonal
    communication islanguage
    use

    orthoughtinternal

    communicator.
    individual
    messages

    It

    occurs

    sends
    internally.

    and

    to
    when

    an

    receives

    (occurring

    the mind of the individual)

    the

    in

    PRAYING

    APPRECIATION
    YOURSELF LOOKING IN
    THE MIRROR
    Crossing your fingers for your results etc.

    INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION

    Interpersonal
    communication

    is

    the

    universal

    form of communication that takes


    place

    between

    Since
    contact,

    it

    is
    it

    two

    individuals.

    person-to-person
    includes

    everyday

    exchange of thoughts that may be

    INTERVIEW
    (FORMAL)

    CONVERSATION
    (INFORMAL)

    Talking to mate, chatting etc.

    GROUP COMMUNICATION

    Group communication is
    interpersonal

    communication

    performed when there are more


    than 3 individuals during which
    information
    developed,

    is

    shared,

    decisions

    and/or problems solved etc.

    ideas
    made,

    TEACHER TEACHING

    POLITIC IANS
    APPEALING FOR
    VOTES

    Lectures, meetings, group discussions etc.

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