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The document discusses the importance of verbal and non-verbal communication in sharing information and emotions. It outlines the types of both communication forms, barriers to effective communication, and strategies for improving communication skills. Emphasizing the integration of both communication types is crucial for meaningful interactions.

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VERBAL & NON-VERBAL

COMMUNICATION

Enrollment Number:- 2202030430082


Name:- Sojitra Ghanshyam
Introduction to Communication

• Communication is the process of sharing information,


thoughts, and feelings between people.
• Effective communication is essential for personal and
professional success.
• Verbal and non-verbal communication are two fundamental
forms of human interaction.
Verbal Communication

• Verbal communication involves the use of words, whether


spoken or written.
• Examples include face-to-face conversations, phone calls,
emails, and presentations.
• Clarity, tone, and language choice are crucial aspects of
effective verbal communication.
Types of Verbal Communication

• Oral communication encompasses face-to-face


conversations, phone calls, and meetings.
• Written communication includes emails, letters, memos, and
reports.
• Visual communication involves the use of visuals such as
presentations, charts, and graphs to convey information.
Non-verbal Communication

• Non-verbal communication refers to messages conveyed


through gestures, facial expressions, and body language.
• Examples include posture, hand movements, eye contact,
and facial expressions.
• Non-verbal cues play a significant role in conveying
emotions and attitudes.
Types of Non-verbal Communication

• Body language includes gestures, posture, and overall body


movements.
• Facial expressions convey emotions and attitudes.

• Paralanguage encompasses vocal elements such as tone,


pitch, and volume.
Importance of Non-verbal Communication

• Research shows that a significant portion of communication


is non-verbal, emphasizing its importance.
• Non-verbal cues can complement or contradict verbal
messages, impacting the overall understanding.
• Cultural differences influence the interpretation of non-
verbal cues, highlighting the need for awareness.
Barriers to Effective Communication

• Physical barriers like noise and distractions can hinder


communication.
• Psychological barriers such as prejudices and emotions can
distort messages.
• Semantic barriers like language differences and technical
jargon can lead to misunderstandings.
Improving Communication Skills

• Active listening involves paying full attention to the speaker


and seeking clarification when needed.
• Enhancing verbal clarity and conciseness helps convey
messages more effectively.
• Developing awareness of non-verbal cues improves
understanding and fosters better communication.
Conclusion

• Verbal and non-verbal communication are essential


components of human interaction, each playing a vital role
in conveying messages.
• Integrating both forms of communication leads to more
effective and meaningful interactions.
• Continuous practice and awareness of communication skills
are key to becoming a proficient communicator.
Thank You!

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