Verbal communication: features and types

Verbal communication: features and types

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plan

I. Introduction

II. Verbal communication: features and types

• What is verbal communication?
• Difference between verbal and non-verbal communication
• Features of verbal communication
• Types of verbal communication

III. Conclusion

IV. Reference list

types of communication

Verbal communication
Non-verbal communication
Written communication

Types of communication

Oral communication

• It includes what we speak to others in the form of words

Written communication

• It includes what we write in the form of words

Listening
skills

• This includes how we listen to others

Mediated communication
It includes the world wide web (w.w.w) for searching data
Non-verbal communication
It includes body language, confidence, gestures

What is verbal communication?

Verbal communication refers to the utilization of words to express ourselves in front of other people. Thus it is an inclusion of both spoken and written communication. Although most people prefer verbal communication to describe only spoken communication. The verbal part of communication refers to the words that we choose, and how they are heard and interpreted.

Verbal communication

The effectiveness of the verbal communication depends on the tone of the speaker, clarity of speech, volume, speed, body language and the quality of words used in the conversation. In the case of the verbal communication, the feedback is immediate since there are a simultaneous transmission and receipt of the message by the sender and receiver respectively.

Difference between verbal and non-verbal communication

Verbal communication	Non-verbal communication
It depends on written and oral forms of language	It depends on non-verbal cues like facial expressions, eye contact, body language
Formal training can impart competence in the use of verbal communication	Has high chance of confusion
Words are used with defined connotations	It is difficult to understand
It is highly structured and formal	It lacks structure and highly formal
The presence of two persons is not necessary	The presence of two persons is necessary

Features of verbal communication

Verbal communication has some characteristics for the effective exchange of information. Some of the characteristics of verbal communication are as follows:
Language is governed by rules
Completeness in information
Clearness in speaking
Self-awareness of the content
Information is most reliable in conversation
Intrapersonal communication

• - It includes: self-thinking, analysis, thoughts, assessments.
• - Various activities: solo dancing, solo speaking, solo writing, concentration, self-awarness

Interpersonal communication
-online, face to face, video conference on mobile etc.
Small group communication

• Team meetings, board meetings
• Sales meetings

Public communication
- Public speeches
-political campaigns
-presentations

conclusion

In conclusion, verbal communication plays a crucial role in providing feedback and recognizing individual effort. whether it’s a congratulatory speech or email, words of support and appreciation boosts confidence levels. Therefore, effective verbal communication opens up a two-way street that allows individuals to interact, engage and collaborate with each other, improving organizational efficiency and productivity. on an individual level, it helps you become more confident and a well-rounded professional.

Reference list

• 1. verbal communication”, chapter 3 from the book a primer on communication studies (index.html) (v. 1.0).
• 2. http://creativecommons.org
• 3. Andy Schmitz (http://lardbucket.org)
• 4. (http://2012books.lardbucket.org/attribution.html?utm_source=header).
• 5. http://www.admitkard.com
• 6.http://www.everstudy.com
• 7.http://open.lib.umn.edu

Thank you for your attention!