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    Finding a gift or a piece of clothing that is not what was expected or unappealing can be disappointing and can cause distractions on insubstantial stuff. Do I have to keep this? Can I get rid of this? Will everyone be looking at me when I have this with me? Do I have a choice? In Gary Soto’s “The Jacket” the young man receives a jacket he dislikes greatly and does not appeal to his wants. In addition, Soto uses literary elements, symbols and figurative language to influence the overarching…

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    In our project we try to explain the meaning and importance of communication, and what are the important elements of communicative messages. Also, we create a comparison between written, oral and verbal communication, and many of examples of each one, but we choose written communication, because it’s very important in work place. Effective written communication skills have become very important especially in business. Success in business doesn’t always depend on your education, connections and…

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    Introduction Communication is the process of sending and receiving messages between two or more people. Diversity, ethics, and technology are a few types of communications. They typical types of communication that is used are verbal and written. Communication can be processed through emails, text messages and phone calls. People use communication to get there point across to an audience, although diversity, ethics, and technology can cause some issues. Diversity Diversity refers to being…

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    1. Name two barriers that interfere with hearing? A. Physiological- Speed at which your brain can process what you hear. Your brain is not fully engaged and you might begin to think about other things rather than actively listen and focus on the words you hear. B. Environment- Trying to have a conversation in a noisy environment can render how you comprehend what someone is saying to you. 2. How does comprehension differ from interpretation? - Comprehension refers to how well you understand…

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    To become a better communicator in today’s world, one must be able to communicate effectively. Yet, we face several challenges that makes us avoid speaking in situations requiring communication. Examples of these challenges are speech anxiety, inability to speak properly, and lack of confidence. Communication apprehension is one’s level of fear in communicating with others. This is measured by using the personal report of communication apprehension (PRCA-24), which measures an individual’s…

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    There is a phenomenon nowadays; people spend time on the online connection more than a face-to-face conversation. According to the article,<< Talk to Each Other, Not Your Phone>> written by Sherry Turkle. She states that direct engagement is crucial for the development of empathy, and using the cell phone instead of face-to-face conversation is wrong. I agree with the writer, I believe that using the phone to have a conversation with others cannot replace face-to-face conversation.…

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    Communication Climate

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    doesn’t mean completely agreeing with them to endorse the message their trying to give off. Disconfirming communication is to describe a lack of regard. For example, “I don’t care about you” is a form of a lack of value. There is seven type of disconfirming messages which are ‘Impervious, Interrupting, Irrelevant, Tangential, Impersonal, Ambiguous, Incongruous response. Impervious responses” is when you don’t acknowledge your partners message. It can either be accidental or intentional…

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    Communication Competence

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    If communication competence is the key to organizational excellence, how would you encourage the members of an organization to become competent communicators to enhance the corporate communication strategy? Be certain to be specific in your response and support your answer. Include at least two credible academic sources as support. It’s imperative for organization to realize the indispensable role of communication in its strategy. Most managers have learned to think strategically about their…

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    How information is communicated 2.1 Four core methods of communication: • Oral • Written • Visual • Electronic Oral communication, otherwise referred to as ‘vocal’ communication, mainly happens through face to face communication, or a telephone conversation. It is efficient, cheap and offers a greater deal of understanding and interpretation; however, there will be no written record of what is said. Core forms of written communication: • Business Letters • Memos • Agendas & Minutes • Reports •…

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    order to emphasize his points. An example that was impressed me is that the e-mail is a powerful network that people can use in many ways. The email is a human collaboration tool for the most organizations or companies where sending and receiving message from people around the world. According to Leonard, “is more powerful than any corporations or government.” Each organization has different supporters from all…

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