Communication: MESSAGE SIGNAL MESSAGE Transmitter Transmission of signal Receiver When a person sends a message to another person in order to get a response.

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Communication: MESSAGE SIGNAL MESSAGE Transmitter Transmission of signal Receiver When a person sends a message to another person in order to get a response or to send information.

Effective Communication: Verbal Communication: When the receiver understands the message the transmitter sends. The use of words and language to communicate. Ex. Singing, speaking, (writing),( ),(text message). Braille? Sign Language?

Non-Verbal Communication: What % of communication is Non-Verbal? Peanut butter The use of signs and symbols to communicate. Ex. Signs, appearance, facial expressions, body language %

One-way Communication One-way Communication: Sending a message but not getting a response. Feedback: A response. (can be verbal or nonverbal) diagrams

Misunderstanding: When the receiver interprets the message differently than the sender intended.

Ways to avoid misunderstandings: 1.Ask Questions 2. Be Specific 3. Paraphrase – restate in your own words

Directions: GNH Lumber, Sophias Expressions: Afraid, Surprise, Bored Voice Inflection: The tone of voice used to get a message across. “The way (how) you say something may be more important than what you say.”

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