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    Verbal communication refers to interactions where words are used to convey messages. There are five main considerations for effective verbal communication: 1) brevity - using precise, direct language without filler words; 2) appropriateness - using language suitable for the audience and occasion; 3) clarity - clearly stating ideas to avoid misinterpretation; 4) ethics - carefully choosing words that respect diversity; and 5) vividness - creatively expressing ideas in an engaging way.

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    Verbal communication refers to interactions where words are used to convey messages. There are five main considerations for effective verbal communication: 1) brevity - using precise, direct language without filler words; 2) appropriateness - using language suitable for the audience and occasion; 3) clarity - clearly stating ideas to avoid misinterpretation; 4) ethics - carefully choosing words that respect diversity; and 5) vividness - creatively expressing ideas in an engaging way.

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    VERBAL

    COMMUNICATION
    AND
    NONVERBAL
    COMMUNICATION
    VERBAL COMMUNICATION
    -refers to an interaction in
    which words are used to
    relay a message
    CONSIDERATIONS in VC

    1. VBIEYRT
    CONSIDERATIONS in VC
    1. BREVITY
    - simple and precise words can make
    you more credible
    - be more direct with your words
    - avoif fillers and insubstantial
    expressions, “uh,” “I guess,” “you know”
    CONSIDERATIONS in VC

    2. PPTAISERNEPSORA
    CONSIDERATIONS in VC
    2. APPROPRIATENESS
    - Language must be appropriate
    to the audience and the occasion
    (i.e formal or informal)
    CONSIDERATIONS in VC

    3. TICRYAL
    CONSIDERATIONS in VC
    3. CLARITY
    - Clearly state your
    message or ideas in order
    not to be interpreted
    CONSIDERATIONS in VC

    4. CTIHES
    CONSIDERATIONS in VC
    4. ETHICS
    - words should be carefully
    chosen considering gender, roles,
    ethnicity, preference, and status
    of the person
    CONSIDERATIONS in VC

    5. IDSVNIEVS
    CONSIDERATIONS in VC
    5. VIVIDNESS
    - Words that are creatively
    expressed usually add color
    and spice to communication

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