SEE 16 GROUP OUPUT by Joanna Almanzor Alfaro https://padlet.com/joanna09alfaro/d1brxca4sdazwuzk COMMUNICATION en-us 2022-08-16 04:03:16 UTC 2022-08-16 07:21:19 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f5e3.png What is "Communication"? joanna09alfaro https://padlet.com/joanna09alfaro/d1brxca4sdazwuzk/wish/2261863353 The act of passing information from one location, person, or group to another is referred to as "communication". One of the most crucial life skills to learn is how to communicate effectively. In order to understand information more precisely and rapidly, both you and other people need to have good communication skills. Effective communication also entails eliminating communication barriers at each level of the process and reducing the probability of misunderstandings.]]> 2022-08-16 04:07:13 UTC https://padlet.com/joanna09alfaro/d1brxca4sdazwuzk/wish/2261863353 Process of Communication joanna09alfaro https://padlet.com/joanna09alfaro/d1brxca4sdazwuzk/wish/2261871913
In order to communicate, the sender must first turn information into a message that can be sent to the recipient over the appropriate route. The appropriate channel or medium depends on the message's intended use, and the sender chooses the best option. Once the communication has been received by the recipient, the recipient must decode the message in order to comprehend the original content. The sender must get feedback from the recipient in order for the communication process to be complete.





]]> 2022-08-16 04:22:27 UTC https://padlet.com/joanna09alfaro/d1brxca4sdazwuzk/wish/2261871913 Models of Communication joanna09alfaro https://padlet.com/joanna09alfaro/d1brxca4sdazwuzk/wish/2261886272 The Models of Communication has three main models; Linear, Interactive, and Transactional Model.

Linear Communication Model

The linear communication model explains the process of one-way communication, whereby a sender transmits a message and a receiver absorbs it.  In linear communication, the sender, receiver, and channel all play significant roles. A message is created by the sender, who then uses a "channel" to communicate that message along with an idea, concept, or emotion. The message will be transformed into a palpable form, such as speech, writing, or animation, through this channel, which serves as the medium. The message is sent to the receiver in its new form, who subsequently decodes it. Numerous factors can influence the one-way communication process, according to the model. For instance, how a receiver understands a message may depend on the channel they use. Additionally, a variety of interruptions, or "noise," might happen at any time. It may also contain "psychological noise," where the recipient's mental state—such as stress, anxiety, or anger—influences how the message is interpreted.

Communication using the Interactive Model enables the receiver to give feedback to the speaker, unlike to linear model which barely receives feedback. The interaction between two people communicates effectively as they could read and/or hear the feedback they are to give to the speaker. Meanwhile, Transactional Model is also an effective one as the two or more communicators can become speakers and receivers at the same time, exchanging information with their reverse feedback. With the help of these models, the communication can be either effective or not depending on how it is being delivered and if the response or feedback is clear. Furthermore, it is also based if the noise or barrier is controllable or not.]]> 2022-08-16 04:45:45 UTC https://padlet.com/joanna09alfaro/d1brxca4sdazwuzk/wish/2261886272 Non-verbal Communication joanna09alfaro https://padlet.com/joanna09alfaro/d1brxca4sdazwuzk/wish/2261890368 Nonverbal communication is the exchange of messages or signals through nonverbal cues including body language, gestures, and nonverbal cues like eye contact and facial expressions. It makes use of kinesics, distance and physical environments/appearance, speech, touch, and social cues. Nonverbal cues—the way you listen, look, move, and react—tell the person you're interacting with whether or not you care, if you're being truthful, and how effectively you're listening. This highlights the significance of nonverbal communication. It improves trust, clarity, and rapport when your nonverbal cues and what you're speaking line up. When they don't, it might lead to conflict, distrust, and uncertainty.

If you want to become a better communicator, it’s important to become more sensitive not only to the body language and nonverbal cues of others, but also to your own.

]]> 2022-08-16 04:51:09 UTC https://padlet.com/joanna09alfaro/d1brxca4sdazwuzk/wish/2261890368 Types of Non-verbal Communication joanna09alfaro https://padlet.com/joanna09alfaro/d1brxca4sdazwuzk/wish/2261891355 Non-verbal communication can take many different forms, these include: (1) Body movements which include intentional hand gestures and head movements such as thumbs-up or head shake.  (2) Personal space which pertains to the measurement of physical separation between people when they communicate.  (3) Posture which refers to the way a person sit or stand and how open his body tells a lot about his attitude and emotional condition. (4) Eye contact is a method people use to express interest or disinterest. For instance, wavering eyes can indicate uneasiness or dishonesty. (5) Touch pertains to the exchange of physical contact, such as a hug or a handshake.(6) Paralanguage which involve voice characteristics like volume and tone of voice. (7) Facial expressions are emotional expressions that enable people to express countless emotions without saying a word.]]> 2022-08-16 04:52:43 UTC https://padlet.com/joanna09alfaro/d1brxca4sdazwuzk/wish/2261891355