Communication to Impress ?

Overview 

This article covers the idea of how to impress anyone with your communication,In this article, we going to cover

• What is communication?
• Process Of Communication
• Types Of Communication

Hello! Your communication is good but not excellent, so hey hi you are at the right place. I am sure after reading this post you can communicate well but before we enter our topic. I want to clarify to you that communication is a soft skill you can not learn in Just 5 minutes how you should practice it in your day-to-day life is up to you and how fast you learn and implement it. Read this post carefully and understand the concept behind communication after understanding it theoretically and then you can implement it practically and communicate and impress everyone. 

What is communication ?

Communication is an act of sending information from one person to another. The definition may seem simple but actual process is complex. We communicate to

• Give information

• Express need.

• For social bonding.

• Share fillings

Communication involves

• Intonation
• Action
• Body Language
• Facial Expression
• Non-Verbal Communication Devices

Communication can be:-

• Written
• Verbal 
• Non-Verbal
• visual

Many times, a combination of the above methods is used. This makes the process of communication complex

Process of communication

The process of communication refers to the transition of information from the sender through selected channels to the receiver overcoming barriers that affect that effects its pace. The process of communication is a cyclic one as it begins with the sender and ends with the sender in the form of feedback.

The Communication Process

TYPES OF COMMUNICATION

1. Verbal 

Verbal communication plays an important role in effective communication and makes sure that the sender's message reaches the receiver without too many barriers. i.Face to Face.Writteniii.Telephonic

2. Non-Verbal

i)Facial Expressions

A facial expression is one or more motions of the muscles beneath the skin of the face. According to one set of controversial theories, these movements convey the emotional state of an individual to observers. Facial expressions are a form of nonverbal communication.

ii)Paralanguage

Paralanguage, also known as vocalic, is a component of meta-communication that may modify meaning, give nuanced meaning, or convey emotion, by using techniques such as prosody, pitch, volume, intonation, etc. It is sometimes defined as relating to non-phonemic properties only.

iii)Gestures

Gestures are physical actions that communicate with the onlooker. Gestures are made by moving the parts of the body, arms, and heads.

iv)Posture

Posture is how you sit or stand. Your Posture is important and conveys a message. A good, straight Posture indicates leadership and confidence. It tells the audience that you are in control. It conveys the message that you have confidence in your competence.

v)Eye-contact

Maintaining eye contact signals that you are interested in the topic and are paying attention. Eye contact makes you look attentive, interested, and credible. Eye contact is a very effective mode of non-verbal communication. When used effectively eye contact can get the message across without using words.

vi)Appearance

The clothes you wear play an important role in non-verbal communication. Your clothes define your personality. They also send across a message about the person's economic and social status. Dressing demonstrates a person's values, cultural inclination, level of confidence, nationality, and mood.

Summary

In this article, we have learned,

1. Communication can be classified as verbal and non-verbal.

2. Non-verbal communication involves eye contact, paralanguage, facial expression, gestures, postures, postures, and appearance. 

3. Verbal communication includes face-to-face,written, and telephonic communication.
4. Effective communication happens when there is harmony between verbal and non-verbal communication.