Verbal and Written Communication

Feb 15, 2013

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Communicative Competence. Knowledge: Concepts necessary to promote and/or to participate in a good communication processSkills: Developing the acquired knowledge in practice. Know-how.Attitudes: The catalyst of good communication. The desire to reach the other, to understand them without judgi

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Verbal and Written Communication

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