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 Necessary for understanding  It is a social function  Creating and maintaining positive relationships

 Sender  Receiver

 Context The situation in which the communication takes place.

 Interpretation

 Feedback

 Barriers

 Semantics

Jargon Vocabulary particular to a trade, profession, or group. Acronym Formed from the initial letter of groups of letters of word in a phrase.

Analytical DrivingAmiableExpressive

Thinks carefully Non- expressive Focused Self- disciplined Detail oriented

Highly assertive Action oriented Controlled Task and result oriented Trusting of facts and data

Thinks before acting WarmFriendly Relationship focused Dependable

Highly assertive Action oriented Energetic Trust intuition Highly flexible

 Amiable