i feel communication is a 2 way process because - it is the expression of ones views and the understanding of the other.
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Dear friend,
According to me, communication is a two-way process because if we are talking to someone and he or she does not understand what we are saying, then how will we communicate with others? So, to communicate effectively with others, both parties have to be responsive.
From India, Gurgaon
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According to me, communication is a two-way process because if we are talking to someone and he or she does not understand what we are saying, then how will we communicate with others? So, to communicate effectively with others, both parties have to be responsive.
From India, Gurgaon
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Why has given us Mouth and Ears - for the same reason.
Communication is different from speaking or telling because communication is not complete unless it is heard, understood, or interpreted by someone else. Communication may not always be verbal.
Saurabh
From China, Leizhou
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Communication is different from speaking or telling because communication is not complete unless it is heard, understood, or interpreted by someone else. Communication may not always be verbal.
Saurabh
From China, Leizhou
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Dear Malini P., Thanks Thanks a lot for the information. I have searched a lot on this topis in web but I couldnt find. Your information was really very effective. Thanks again for all your efforts.
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Very simple explanation. Communication is a message between two people - a SENDER and a RECEIVER. John in Oz
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hello dear friend According to me communication is a two way process ,because it completely depends up on sender and receiver and also common need of both. ravinder.d
From India, Hyderabad
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Hello,
Great presentation. It's very useful for my work, focusing on upward and downward communication within an organization. I have planned to hold get-togethers with my team on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of every month. In this regard, I am collecting various presentations related to motivation, team building, personality, etc., specifically tailored for civil engineers. Additionally, I have planned a cricket match and sessions on the art of living. Please share any presentations you have so that I can showcase them during our gatherings. Thank you.
From India, Bangalore
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Great presentation. It's very useful for my work, focusing on upward and downward communication within an organization. I have planned to hold get-togethers with my team on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of every month. In this regard, I am collecting various presentations related to motivation, team building, personality, etc., specifically tailored for civil engineers. Additionally, I have planned a cricket match and sessions on the art of living. Please share any presentations you have so that I can showcase them during our gatherings. Thank you.
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It is the same as what we called "monologue" and "dialogue". A monologue is when you are talking to yourself, and a dialogue is when you are talking to someone else. That's communication. What is the purpose of that? There are four steps to clarify it. First, build up good communication. Second, build up the understanding between those two parties. Third, persuade each other to gain acceptance. And fourth, this is the result of the three previous steps... TRUST.
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Yes, Ashmita.
Good answer!
Generally, communication is a two-way process. Even if the information or data is coming from one direction, the receiver must acknowledge the receipt of information, which is indicated by the feedback loop in the diagrams.
Technically, communication can be a one-way process, such as top-to-bottom in organizations (chairman's address, circulars, notices), broadcast media (TV, radio); or a protest (bottom-to-top), etc. However, there is always a provision for feedback, making it a two-way process.
In Communication technology, mobile phones, etc., offer two-way communication simultaneously and are called a full-duplex system. Walkie Talkie Wireless Systems offer half-duplex communication, which is again a two-way communication, but at any given time, only one party can speak or listen.
An example of true one-way communication is when astronomers send messages/signals to distant stars in distant galaxies. Another example could be your communication with God, but I don't think many would agree that it's a one-way communication. 😄
Regards.
From India, Delhi
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Good answer!
Generally, communication is a two-way process. Even if the information or data is coming from one direction, the receiver must acknowledge the receipt of information, which is indicated by the feedback loop in the diagrams.
Technically, communication can be a one-way process, such as top-to-bottom in organizations (chairman's address, circulars, notices), broadcast media (TV, radio); or a protest (bottom-to-top), etc. However, there is always a provision for feedback, making it a two-way process.
In Communication technology, mobile phones, etc., offer two-way communication simultaneously and are called a full-duplex system. Walkie Talkie Wireless Systems offer half-duplex communication, which is again a two-way communication, but at any given time, only one party can speak or listen.
An example of true one-way communication is when astronomers send messages/signals to distant stars in distant galaxies. Another example could be your communication with God, but I don't think many would agree that it's a one-way communication. 😄
Regards.
From India, Delhi
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