Employability Skills: Communication and Self Management

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What is Communication?

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Communication is derived from the Latin word commūnicāre, which means 'to share'. It involves exchanging thoughts, information, or knowledge.

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What are the parts of the communication process?

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Sender, Message, Channel, Receiver, Feedback, Context.

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What is Verbal Communication?

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Verbal communication uses words and language to transmit a message, occurring through speaking or writing.

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What are the types of Verbal Communication?

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Oral Communication, Written Communication, Formal Communication, Informal Communication, Nonverbal Communication, Visual Communication.

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What are the advantages of Verbal Communication?

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Clearer, Faster, Immediate Feedback, Personal Touch, Flexibility, Builds Relationships.

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What are the disadvantages of Verbal Communication?

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Misinterpretation, Lack of permanence, Limited audience, Cultural differences, Emotional impact.

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What are some tips for mastering Verbal Communication?

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Practice active listening, use concise language, pay attention to nonverbal cues, think about your audience, be aware of body language, seek feedback.

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What is Non-verbal Communication?

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The use of body language, gestures, and other nonverbal signals to convey meaning or messages.

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Give examples of Non-verbal Communication.

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Facial expressions, Eye contact, Gestures, Posture, Touch.

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What are the advantages of Non-verbal Communication?

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It can clarify messages, convey feelings, develop power dynamics, communicate in noisy settings, and is harder to falsify.