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    This document discusses communication, defining it as the transfer of information from one entity to another using mutually understood signs and meanings. It outlines the objectives of identifying different communication types, communicating properly and effectively, and applying the communication process. The communication process involves a sender, transmission, channel, receiver, and feedback. The types of communication covered are verbal (written and oral) and non-verbal (facial expressions, gestures, paralinguistics, haptics, appearance, tone of voice, smell).

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    This document discusses communication, defining it as the transfer of information from one entity to another using mutually understood signs and meanings. It outlines the objectives of identifying different communication types, communicating properly and effectively, and applying the communication process. The communication process involves a sender, transmission, channel, receiver, and feedback. The types of communication covered are verbal (written and oral) and non-verbal (facial expressions, gestures, paralinguistics, haptics, appearance, tone of voice, smell).

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    Communication

    Prepared by: Jenny Rey C. Sabit


    OBJECTIVES:
    To identify the different types of
    communication.
    To communicate properly and
    effectively.
    To apply the process of
    communication.
    What is
    Communication?

    is simply the act of transferring


    information from one place to another.
    is the act of conveying intended
    meanings from one entity or group to
    another through the use of mutually
    understood signs and semiotic rules.
    Process of Communication
    1. Sender
    2. Transmission
    3. Channel
    4. Receiver
    5. Feedback
    Types of Communication
    Verbal Communication
    Written Communication
    Oral Communication
    Non-Verbal Communication
    Facial Expression
    Gestures
    Paralinguistics
    Haptics
    Appearance
    Tone of Voice
    Smell
    QUESTIONS???

    THANK YOU

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