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This means that some how or other that something is transmitted by mouth. It could be a cold, the flu, even an STD.
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What are the examples of oral techniques for communication?
tonepitchvolumesilencespaceemphasis
What are some examples of oral communication?
face to face
Define the various types of oral communication?
Common examples of oral communications include public speeches, telephone conversations, face-to-face conversations, radio broadcasts, classroom lectures and business presentations.Oral communications is the verbal barter of ideas and information from one person to another person or group. For all intents and purposes, any verbal discussion can be well thought-out oral communications.1. One-on-One Speaking2. Small-Group or Team-Based Oral Work3. Full-Class Discussions4. In-Class Debates and Reflection5. Speeches and Presentation6. Oral Examination
How does asda use oral communication?
oral, HA!
Barriers of oral communication?
barriers to oral communication
What are the transmission for polio?
fecal oral
What are the examples of oral techniques for communication?
tonepitchvolumesilencespaceemphasis
What are three ways to get an infectious disease?
You can get an infectious disease through airborne transmission, bloodborne transmission, sexual transmission, or oral/fecal route, to name a few. Tuberculosis is airborne, HIV is bloodborne or sexual, polio is oral/fecal.
Is H pylori communicable?
yes.it is. transmission of h pylori occurs from person to person following and oral-oral and oral to fecal route.
What are some examples of oral communication?
face to face
What is the value of composition and transmission in the performance of oral literature?
Composition involves creating the content and structure of oral literature, while transmission involves the act of sharing this literature with others. Both are essential in the performance of oral literature, as composition ensures the creation of meaningful and engaging pieces, while transmission enables the preservation and dissemination of these works to future generations. Together, they contribute to the richness and longevity of oral traditions.
What is ethnic folklore?
It is the oral transmission of culture to a group of people or entity.
The transmission of a people's cultural history in spoken form is referred to as?
oral tradition
The preservation of music without the help of written notation is called?
oral transmission
Does japan Philippines china have many examples of oral literature?
yes!
How did tribal society without writing protect its knowledge?
By oral transmission and rock paintings.
Notated music of an urban and cultivated society is preserved through oral transmission?
True
