Ability to express thoughts and feelings and listen to others. It is not just a skill, but a moral and social value that reflects respect, openness, and responsibility towards others. By recognizing communication as a value, people can build mutual trust, reduce misunderstandings, and develop strong and sustainable relationships.
\nCommunication Functions:
\n 1) Information Exchange: Clear and accurate transmission of facts, ideas, and opinions between people.
\n2) Influence and Persuasion: The ability to change attitudes, behaviors, or beliefs through effective dialogue and logical or emotional persuasion.
\n3) Building relationships: Promoting social cohesion, trust, and cooperation between individuals and groups.
\nTypes of Communication:
\n 1) Verbal \u2013 The use of oral speech to express thoughts and feelings.
\n2) Nonverbal \u2013 physical cues, eye contact, facial expressions, and physical movements that complement verbal messages.
\n3) Written \u2013 letters, emails, reports and documents in which ideas and information are recorded.
\n4) Electronic \u2013 Communication via social networks, text messaging, video conferencing and other digital applications. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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