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• What does communication mean in Latin?

  Working as one
• Communication - Act of transferring information may it be verbal or non-verbal. Transfer of meaningful messages with common symbols.
• Symbols (GLWPSPN):

  • Gestures
  • Letter
  • Word
  • Phrase
  • Sentence
  • Paragraph
  • Numbers
• 3 Parts of Communication (SMR):

  • Sender
  • Message
  • Receiver/Recipient
• Sender - Encodes the message
• Message - Statement conveyed in the

  process
• Receiver/Recipient - Decodes the message
• Communication Process: Sender -> Message -> Channel/Medium ->

  Receiver -> Feedback -> Channel/Medium -> Sender
• Message and Feedback may be interrupted by barriers. E.g: language, noise, etc.
• Channel/Medium - only applicable when not communicating face-to-face.
• Categories of Communication (VNWV):

  • Verbal
  • Non-Verbal
  • Written
  • Visualisation
• Verbal Communication - Speech, Words, Sounds, and Face-to-face
• Non-Verbal Communication - Gestures, Facial Expressions, Clothes, and Sign Language
• Written Communication - Books, Magazines, Newspaper, Letter, Emails, and Mails
• Visualizations - Drawings, Infographics, Logos, Symbols, and Graphs
• Verbal Communication - Words to inform. Spoken & written
• Non-Verbal Communication - Emotions, attitude, thoughts,

  intentions.
• 9 Types of Non-Verbal Communication (FGPBPEHAA):

  • Facial Expressions
  • Gestures
  • Paralinguistics; tone of voice, loudness, lowness, pitch
  • Body Language & Posture
  • Proxemics; personal space
  • Eye Gaze
  • Haptics; comms. Through touch
  • Appearances
  • Artifacts
• Alexander Graham Bell - Known for his invention for the telephone, revolutionized communication
• Communicative Styles - Pertains to ways or styles that we

  are using when we are with other people communicating. Kinds of attitudes and characters that we are portraying to other people
• Formal - verbal presentation or document intended to share

  information, and which conforms to established professional rules, standards and processes and avoids using slang terminology.
• Informal/Casual - casual form of information sharing typically used in personal conversations with friends & family members
• Consultative - used in some group discussion, regular conversation at school,
• Intimate - among intimate members of a family or Friends that do not

  need a complete language with clear articulation.
• Frozen - Most formal. Usually used in respectful

  situation or formal ceremony