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    Communication is a crucial daily activity for all human, no one in this world who would not communicate with each other. Various types of communication can be used in daily life to communicate with others. One of the types of communication that is often used is verbal communication. According to Aquino (2008) stated that, verbal communication involve talking and also listening. The most important is that the tone or inflection we used during the conversation. The concept of attitude is another…

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    Chew Sticks: A Case Study

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    Overview A tooth brush is a piece of plastic with bristles. Chew sticks were discovered in Babylonia in 3,500 BC (Wikipedia, 2014) giving a glimpse into the history of oral hygiene. Oral health may still play a role in social status; whether or not your family can afford braces when you’re in grammar school, or if you pay out of pocket for whitening services. Not all procedures are available to all, but the need for a healthy mouth has been instilled in us for many years and is now a standard in…

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    then learns to communicate their needs and wants, developing to a more intricate level where a child of primary age is able to express their feelings, thoughts, values and beliefs through many practices of communication. Language can often be seen and heard through non-verbal and verbal communication, e.g. through written text, storytelling and singing. This includes languages used by many individuals that are influenced by cultural backgrounds…

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    Public speaking or oral presentation, therefore, are viewed in the present study as "that form of communication in which a speaker addresses a relatively large audience with a relatively continuous recite, usually in a face-to-face situation" (DeVito, 1986, p. 244). Despite these research efforts and the fact that…

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    Assist One

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    ASSIST ONE (Chaitanya Madduru, Harini Musunuru, Neelima Potluri) Abstract Augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) means communicating through gestures, signs or any form of communication excluding speech. This type of communication aids people who are suffering from speech disorders. Assist One is an android based application that enables augmentative and alternative form of communication especially for children suffering from autism, cerebral palsy and many various types of speech…

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    Effective Listening

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    Listening is one of the most important characteristics of effective communication. A successful listener does not just understand the words but also understand how the speaker feels about (Robinson and Segal 2015). An effective listening can make the speaker feel heard and understand, in which it could also help to build a strong and deep connection between project team and leaders. It could also create an environment where everyone feels safe and comfortable to express their ideas or feelings…

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    formulate an appropriate treatment plan, the following should be recorded: • Patient’s chief complaint and needs along with Patient education and informed consent. • Dental, medical and social history. • Detailed extra-oral examination including lip and smile lines. • Intra-oral examination including BPE…

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    Communication is critical in the mental health field, anyone from an LCSW to an MD to a nurse should be able to read and understand anything you write regarding a patient. “Good communication skills are essential to any form of social work practice, from therapeutic interventions to the most mundane bureaucratic activities” (Koprowska, 2014). Whether you are conducting an assessment, dealing with a complex family issue, or having a meeting with your field instructor, you need to be able to…

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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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    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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