COMMUNICATION
PROCESS
PRESENTED BY: -
MANISHA PRAHARAJ
SUM NURSING COLLEGE
INTRODUCTION: -
• The word communication is derived from the Latin word
‘communicare’ which means to participate, to inform or impart.
Communication can be regarded as a two way process of
exchanging or sharing ideas, feelings and information. This is a
process of sharing and exchange of information, ideas, and views
among people.
• MEANING
Communication as
A process through which individuals mutually exchange their ideas, values,
thoughts, feeling & actions with one or more people.
The transfer of information from the sender to the receiver so that it is
understood in the right context.
DEFINITION: -
• The act or process of using words, sounds,
signs, or behaviors to express or exchange
information. (Merriam Webster)
• Acc. to John M. Brion Communication is
defined as a simple and comprehensive way of
transmission and receiving of information,
feelings and attitudes. It is the interaction
between two or more people.
COMMUNICATION PROCESS: -
SENDER
MESSAGE
CHANNELRECEIVER
FEEDBACK
TYPES OF COMMUNICATION: -
Based on the means of delivering the message
1. Non-verbal
2. Verbal
Verbal communication: -
• It refers to the form of communication in which massage is
transmitted verbally.
• Communication is done by word of mouth or a piece of
writing.
It is again of 2 types
Oral communication
Written communication
Oral communication: -
• In oral communication, spoken words are used.
• It includes face to face conversation, video, radio, television &
voice over internet etc.
• Communication is influenced by pitch of voice, volume, speed
and clarity of speaking.
Written communication: -
• In this type of communication written signs or symbols are
used to communicate.
• In written communication message can be transmitted via
email, letter, report, memo etc.
Non-verbal communication:
• It is the sending or receiving of wordless messages. Such as
gesture, body language, posture, tone of voice or facial
expression is called non-verbal communication.
• Non-verbal communication have the following three elements-
1. Appearance (clothing, hairstyle, room size, lighting etc)
2. Body language(facial expression, gesture, posture)
3. Sound (voice, tone, speech rate)
Based on purpose of communication
• Formal communication
Formal communication follows line of
authority & is generally used in organization
to achieve organizational objectives.
• Informal communication:
It does not follow line of
authority.
•Therapeutic
communication:
• It takes place between a health
care personnel & a patient.
Based on levels of communication:
Intrapersonal communication: -
• Communication that occurs in your own mind. It is the
basis of your feelings, biases, prejudices and beliefs.
Interpersonal communication: -
• Communication between two people but can involve
more.
Small group communication: -
Communication within formal groups or teams. It is a
group interaction that results in decision making,
problem solving and discussion within an
organization.
One-to-group communication: -
Communication involves a speaker who seeks to
inform, persuade or motivate an audience.
Mass communication: -
It is the electronic or print
transmission to the general public.
Outlets called mass media which
includes radio, TV, and printed
materials designed to reach large
public.
Based on pattern of communication: -
• One-way communication
It takes place when
message are delivered to
the audience from the
communicator only
without constant
feedback.
• Two-way communication
It takes place when both the
communicator & audience
take part in the process.
• One-to-one
communication
Communication
between one
sender & one
recipient at one
time is termed as
one-to-one
communication.
• One-to-many
communication
Where one person
communicates
with may people at
the same time, it is
termed as one-to-
many
communication.
•Many-to-one
communication
Many-to-one
communication
takes place when
several people
communicate with
one person at the
same time.
7 ‘C’s of communication
Barriers of communication: -
• Physical barrier: • Perceptual barrier • Interpersonal
barriers:
Emotional
barrier: - Cultural
barrier : -
Language
barrier: -
Gender barrier: -
How to overcome the barriers: -
• Taking the receiver more seriously
• Clear and transparent message
• Delivering messages skillfully
• Using proper channel to communicate
• Ensuring appropriate feedback
• Be aware of your own state of mind/ emotions/ attitude.
Communication ppt

Communication ppt

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    INTRODUCTION: - • Theword communication is derived from the Latin word ‘communicare’ which means to participate, to inform or impart. Communication can be regarded as a two way process of exchanging or sharing ideas, feelings and information. This is a process of sharing and exchange of information, ideas, and views among people.
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    • MEANING Communication as Aprocess through which individuals mutually exchange their ideas, values, thoughts, feeling & actions with one or more people. The transfer of information from the sender to the receiver so that it is understood in the right context.
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    DEFINITION: - • Theact or process of using words, sounds, signs, or behaviors to express or exchange information. (Merriam Webster) • Acc. to John M. Brion Communication is defined as a simple and comprehensive way of transmission and receiving of information, feelings and attitudes. It is the interaction between two or more people.
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    TYPES OF COMMUNICATION:- Based on the means of delivering the message 1. Non-verbal 2. Verbal
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    Verbal communication: - •It refers to the form of communication in which massage is transmitted verbally. • Communication is done by word of mouth or a piece of writing. It is again of 2 types Oral communication Written communication
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    Oral communication: - •In oral communication, spoken words are used. • It includes face to face conversation, video, radio, television & voice over internet etc. • Communication is influenced by pitch of voice, volume, speed and clarity of speaking. Written communication: - • In this type of communication written signs or symbols are used to communicate. • In written communication message can be transmitted via email, letter, report, memo etc.
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    Non-verbal communication: • Itis the sending or receiving of wordless messages. Such as gesture, body language, posture, tone of voice or facial expression is called non-verbal communication. • Non-verbal communication have the following three elements- 1. Appearance (clothing, hairstyle, room size, lighting etc) 2. Body language(facial expression, gesture, posture) 3. Sound (voice, tone, speech rate)
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    Based on purposeof communication • Formal communication Formal communication follows line of authority & is generally used in organization to achieve organizational objectives.
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    • Informal communication: Itdoes not follow line of authority. •Therapeutic communication: • It takes place between a health care personnel & a patient.
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    Based on levelsof communication: Intrapersonal communication: - • Communication that occurs in your own mind. It is the basis of your feelings, biases, prejudices and beliefs. Interpersonal communication: - • Communication between two people but can involve more.
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    Small group communication:- Communication within formal groups or teams. It is a group interaction that results in decision making, problem solving and discussion within an organization. One-to-group communication: - Communication involves a speaker who seeks to inform, persuade or motivate an audience.
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    Mass communication: - Itis the electronic or print transmission to the general public. Outlets called mass media which includes radio, TV, and printed materials designed to reach large public.
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    Based on patternof communication: - • One-way communication It takes place when message are delivered to the audience from the communicator only without constant feedback. • Two-way communication It takes place when both the communicator & audience take part in the process.
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    • One-to-one communication Communication between one sender& one recipient at one time is termed as one-to-one communication. • One-to-many communication Where one person communicates with may people at the same time, it is termed as one-to- many communication. •Many-to-one communication Many-to-one communication takes place when several people communicate with one person at the same time.
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    7 ‘C’s ofcommunication
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    Barriers of communication:- • Physical barrier: • Perceptual barrier • Interpersonal barriers:
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    Emotional barrier: - Cultural barrier: - Language barrier: - Gender barrier: -
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    How to overcomethe barriers: - • Taking the receiver more seriously • Clear and transparent message • Delivering messages skillfully • Using proper channel to communicate • Ensuring appropriate feedback • Be aware of your own state of mind/ emotions/ attitude.