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The Communication Process

The Communication Process. LET I. A Definition of Communication. Communication is a process in which people are able to transfer meaning among themselves. Seven Communication Skills. Your ability to read, listen, think, study, write, remember, and speak are the seven communication skills.

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The Communication Process

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  1. The Communication Process LET I

  2. A Definition of Communication • Communication is a process in which people are able to transfer meaning among themselves. Seven Communication Skills • Your ability to read, listen, think, study, write, remember, and speak are the seven communication skills.

  3. Elements of Communication • These elements are communicators (senders), messages, receivers, channels (written words, sound, sight, radio, television), feedback, noise, and setting.

  4. Communicating Effectively • We have been sending and receiving verbal and nonverbal symbols all our lives. • Verbal symbols utilize the words in a language to stand for a particular thing or idea. • Nonverbal symbols allow us to communicate without using words. Facial expressions and gestures are examples of nonverbal symbols.

  5. Effective Communication • Knowing about the receivers of your communication is called an audienceanalysis. Conclusion • Communication is how we transfer ideas among ourselves.

  6. QUESTIONS?

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