What is communication?
Video: What is Communication? Definition, Process, Types and 7 C's of Communication 2024, July
Without communication, it is hard to imagine today's life. She is an integral part of communication. Knowing its basic principles, it is possible to build more effective relationships both in personal life and in business.
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Communication is the process by which a message is transmitted from the recipient to the recipient. Your message can be perceived with greater efficiency if you carefully consider the compilation of the message, the choice of transmission channels, context, and feedback.
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The recipient in the communication process is a source of information. It depends on him how the message will be submitted, whether it will be emotionally colored, what proportion of subjectivity will take place, etc.
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A message, according to Lasswell, is a code, i.e. its meaning is encoded in speech or writing. Therefore, difficulties may arise in the perception of information. The recipient (recipient) may decrypt the code incorrectly, and then the meaning of the message will be distorted. This greatly reduces the effectiveness of communication.
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Communication channels are all the means by which a message is transmitted from the sender to the recipient. It can be a personal conversation, a telephone conversation, or email communication. If we talk about communication on a larger scale, it should be noted that its channels may include television, radio, the press, the Internet, etc.
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In the process of transmitting a message, various barriers may arise, overcoming of which depends on whether the expected effect of communication will be achieved or not. Barriers can be linguistic, for example, if the addressee and the recipient are speakers of different languages. There may also be semantic barriers, for example, if people involved in communication belong to different social strata, have different levels of education, etc.
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The context or conditions of communication also play an important role in achieving the effectiveness of sending and receiving messages. It should be borne in mind that the environment can both interfere with this process and contribute to it.