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    Communication is the act of sharing meanings through mutually understood signs and symbols, encompassing the exchange of information via speaking, writing, or other mediums. It primarily consists of verbal, nonverbal, and visual forms, each with distinct characteristics and methods of conveying meaning. Nonverbal communication is significant, as it can account for a large portion of overall communication, while visual communication often invites interpretation from the recipient.

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    Communication is the act of sharing meanings through mutually understood signs and symbols, encompassing the exchange of information via speaking, writing, or other mediums. It primarily consists of verbal, nonverbal, and visual forms, each with distinct characteristics and methods of conveying meaning. Nonverbal communication is significant, as it can account for a large portion of overall communication, while visual communication often invites interpretation from the recipient.

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    Communication is the act of sharing meanings through mutually understood signs and symbols, encompassing the exchange of information via speaking, writing, or other mediums. It primarily consists of verbal, nonverbal, and visual forms, each with distinct characteristics and methods of conveying meaning. Nonverbal communication is significant, as it can account for a large portion of overall communication, while visual communication often invites interpretation from the recipient.

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    COMMUNICATION

     FROM THE LATIN COMMUNICARE, MEANING “TO SHARE”


    IS THE ACT OF CONVEYING MEANINGS FROM ONE
    ENTITY OR GROUP TO ANOTHER THROUGH THE USE OF
    MUTUALLY UNDERSTOOD SIGNS, SYMBOLS, AND
    SEMIOTIC RULES.
     THE IMPARTING AND EXCHANGING OF INFORMATION BY
    SPEAKING, WRITING, OR USING SOME OTHER MEDIUM.
    THE SUCCESSFUL CONVEYING OR SHARING OF IDEAS
    AND FEELINGS
     THE COMMON UNDERSTANDING OF SOMETHING
     THE SIMULTANEOUS SHARING AND CREATING OF
    MEANING THROUGH HUMAN SYMBOLIC INTERACTION
     A SYSTEMATIC PROCESS IN WHICH INDIVIDUALS
    INTERACT WITH AND THROUGH SYMBOLS TO CREATE
    AND INTERPRET MEANINGS
    THREE PRIMARY FORMS OF
     COMMUNICATION
    VERBAL COMMUNICATION DEPENDS ON WORDS TO DELIVER
    MEANING. IT IS FURTHER SUBDIVIDED INTO WRITTEN COMMUNICATION
    AND ORAL COMMUNICATION. WRITTEN COMMUNICATION CAN ONVOLVE
    ANYTHING FROM WORDS ON A PAGE TO EMAILS, TO TEXT MESSAGES.
    ORAL COMMUNICATION INVOLVES SPOKE WORDS. THIS CAN BE DONE IN
    PERSIN, THROUGH THE PHONE, OR OVER VIDEO CHAT. ORAL
    COMMUNICATION IS OFTEN QUICKER THAN WRITTEN COMMUNICATION
    ALTHOUGH MEANING CAN BE SHADED USING TONE, INFLECTION, AND
    VOLUME.
    THREE PRIMARY FORMS OF
     COMMUNICATION
    NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION OCCURS WHEN MEANING OR
    MESSAGES ARE SENT TO RECEIVED WITHOUT THE USE OF WORDS.
    NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION CAN BE INTENTIONAL OR
    UNINTENTIONAL. PHYSICAL NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION CAN BE
    DISPLAYED THROUGH BODY LANGUAGE, FACIAL EXPRESSIONS, TOUCH ,
    OR EYE CONTACT. NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION CAN ALSO BE USED TO
    MODIFY THE MEANING OF VERBAL COMMUNICATIONS. SOME
    RESEARCHERS BELIEVE THAT NONVERBAL COMMUNICATIONS ACCOUNT
    FOR 55 PERCENT OF ALL COMMUNICATION.
    THREE PRIMARY FORMS OF
    COMMUNICATION
     VISUAL COMMUNICATION UTILIZES DRAWINGS,
    ILLUSTRATIONS, PICTURES, COLORS, GRAPHS, CHARTS,
    AND SIGNS TO SHARE MEANING. VISUAL
    COMMUNICATION CAN BE USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH
    VERBAL COMMUNICATION, OR IT CAN STAND ON ITS
    OWN. VISUAL COMMUNICATION IS FREQUENTLY USED IN
    ADVERTISING, ART, AND ENTERTAINMENT. OFTEN,
    THIS FORM OF COMMUNICATION CAN BE LEFT
    FURTHER UP TO INTERPRETATION THAN OTHER
    FORMS OF COMMUNICATION. IN THESE CASES, IT IS
    OFTEN THE RECIPIENT OF THE COMMUNICATION
    WHO IMPARTS AT LEAST SOME MEANING ON THE

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