Communication project Rigby
- 2. What is communication? Communication is a process in which information is exchanged between two or more individuals through a common system of signs, symbols, or behavior.
- 3. The three basic types of communication Verbal Communication- The sounds, words, and phrases used by someone to convey a message. Verbal communication is the primary tool of expression between two people. EX: Holding a conversation with someone, giving directions, etc. Written Communication- The process of conveying a message through written symbols, or language. EX: Leaving a note, giving written direction, etc. Nonverbal or Visual Communication- Communication using facial expressions, tone of voice, eyes, posture and body language. EX: Rolling your eyes, Smiling, giving a dirty look, etc.
- 4. How miscommunication occurs - Messy thoughts, or not well thought out explanations - Misaligned vocabulary, or faulty definitions - Different backgrounds and values equals a different view - Sarcasm especially with unfamiliar people
- 5. How miscommunication can be avoided - Be an active and engaged listener - Listen with your eyes and ears - Listen to what you are saying and see if it can be easily understood - Be open to what the person is saying but also formulate your own opinion
- 7. Why is it important to have good communication skills? - You have to be able to communicate well if you want to have many friends, and the right friends - Almost all career paths required some sort of communication - You will always be taken advantage of and not receive what you want if you cannot communicate what you are looking for with others - Communication is the main way to build relationships
- 8. Communicating in relationships - Many relationships have trouble communicating - Miscommunication is the cause of many breakups and misunderstandings in relationships - Good communication is a must in order to have a good relationship
- 9. Three things to remember when communicating in relationships - Find a healthy balance between talking and listening - Listen closely - Ask questions and do not assume that you know the answers
- 10. Sources - https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/communication - https://degree.astate.edu/articles/undergraduate-studies/3- main-types-of-communication.aspx - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCfzeONu3Mo - https://www.careerquest.edu/blog/2015/01/why-good- communication-skills-are-essential-your-future-career - https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/the-couch/201501/6- surprising-ways-communicate-better-your-partner