What are the principles of verbal communication?

• Clarity, brevity, and relevance

• Volume, speed, and pitch

• Silence, gestures, and expressions

• Listening, observing, and interpreting

How can communication be impacted by the type of language used?

• It affects the clarity and understanding

• It changes the volume and speed

• It alters the gestures and expressions

• It modifies the listening and observing

What are the functions served by nonverbal communication?

• Reinforcing verbal messages

• Increasing volume

• Speeding up speech

• Changing language

What are the different types of nonverbal communication?

• Gestures, facial expressions, and posture

• Words, sentences, and paragraphs

• Volume, speed, and pitch

• Listening, observing, and interpreting

How can one effectively send, receive, and interpret nonverbal communication?

• By observing and understanding body language

• By speaking louder and faster

• By using complex vocabulary

• By writing detailed messages

What are the principles of verbal communication?

• Clarity, brevity, and relevance

• Volume, speed, and pitch

• Silence, gestures, and expressions

• Listening, observing, and interpreting

How can communication be impacted by the type of language used?

• It can enhance understanding

• It can make no difference

• It can only confuse the listener

• It can only be effective in written form

What are the functions served by nonverbal communication?

• Repeating, contradicting, and substituting

• Writing, reading, and speaking

• Typing, texting, and emailing

• Singing, dancing, and acting

What are the different types of nonverbal communication?

• Gestures, facial expressions, and posture

• Reading, writing, and arithmetic

• Speaking, listening, and discussing

• Typing, coding, and programming

What are the principles of verbal communication?

• Using gestures and facial expressions

• Speaking clearly and listening actively

• Writing emails and letters

• Reading body language