Communication In Our Daughters, Ourselves By Stevie Cameron

People communicate to show their needs, to share opinions they have. Effective communication can build strong relationships and create good social rapports.

Effective communication may have a positive impact on individuals lives as it will give them confidence. The more confidence they gain the more willing they will be to try new things. They will have more self-esteem and will be able to apply for work. Effective communication can give them a better social life, they will want to spend time with others and less likely to become withdrawn and depressed.

need verbal communication, we need to know how to listen and how to read body language. In fact communicating is not only “using words―, we need to know which words and gestures to use and how to use them and also how to interpret those of the other person.

In this assignment I am going to explain about the role of the effective communication

Communication can affect relationships in a variety of ways. Good communication can encourage participation and help to create equality between people. Having good communication will help to build relationships/friendships and promote independence. Inadequate

People communicate for many reasons, but I guess the main reasons are to get what we want, to refuse things we don’t, to give information or to find information and importantly to interact socially. We communicate to show pain, to show our emotions and express our feelings. We can communicate through speaking, touching, facial expressions and body movements. Through communication we build relationships.

In a society it is essential to have effective communication skills, without those things can be very difficult. When you say communication people tend to generally just think about verbal communication and while speaking and listening is a large portion of what communication is it is a lot deeper than that and some people believe some of the other aspects like body language and facial expressions to be even more important in the maintaining of effective communication skills than forms of verbal communications.

Communication is an easy way of expressing ideas since it is easy to understand how people feel through what they say. It is also good for explaining something clearly and also to talk about some problems that are being faced. 2. How important is expressing yourself effectively in your daily life? In your future?

Communication helps to make important and durable contact with people by keeping the relationship we have with them.

It is not possible to go through life without someone challenging your opinions and beliefs, it should be expected; for everyone comes from different backgrounds and thus have differing viewpoints. On random occasions my parents teach me this fact through discussion and debate on a variety of subjects of which we talk about different viewpoints on the subject. So when my father started asking me questions I knew what was coming, and my mind started to race in anticipation. Although I knew that this time it would be a little different. This time it felt like he was really trying to show me something that summer afternoon.

Communication is an important aspect for public relations practitioners. When creating a message for the public, the message needs to be clear and get the point across. Per the textbook, “Communication is the act of transmitting information, ideas, and attitudes from one person to another. Communication can take place, however, only if the sender and receiver have a common understanding of the symbols being used” (Wilcox et al. 182). What’s important here to note is that effective communication can

Communication is simply the act of transferring information from one person to another. On the other hand, communication is the ability to convey information to another effectively and efficiently. There are different kinds of communications – verbal, non-verbal, written and symbolic communication. Almost everyone lays claim to having ‘Excellent Communication Skills’ and most of the jobs need good communicators at its first step too. It seems that whatever may be the presentation, it has to be expressed clearly and positively by means of adopting appropriate modes of delivery with the presence of mind.

Imagine moving to a new country and having to learn a foreign language. You do not seem able to speak without your accent and some words in your native language are coming out instead. Furthermore, you are unable to speak without pausing after almost every word. You are constantly looked down upon. People constantly correct your pronunciation and word choice. People look at you like you are not even speaking the same language. Thus, you only speak with people in your same social structure. They—like yourself—moved and had to learn the language of your new home. So, together you kept your native language alive and only talk to them because you know they will not judge you. In my opinion, This is reflective of

Every day people face challenges like getting and giving correct information to other people. Everyone tries to be excellent communicators, but sometimes people fail to receive the correct message. The term ‘communication’ originates from the Latin word communicare, which means to share or impart. Actually, communication is a process that engages at least two people between sender and receiver. Communication plays an important role in establishing ideas, needs and concerns later to start a common understanding between the sender and receiver. Few studies have been done on the topic of communication and prove that almost 70 to 80% of every individual’s time is spent on communication. According to Management Training & Development (MTD) (2010), communication is defined as an “art and the process of creating and sharing ideas” (p. 9). There are four stages to ensure the communication process flows effectively: sender expresses the message, message is transmitted through the medium, and the recipient interprets the message and recipient returns feedback to the sender (Finkelstein, 2002) (see Figure 1 in Appendix 1).

Communication is inescapable meaning society always uses and always will need communication to advance. Society will always be advancing so will communication models and ways of communicating.