make verbal communication effective?
Written communication is effective when if contains certain qualities. The letter should have clear, concise language, factual, and ends with an action statement.
skills and knowledge and attitude towards it
Verbal communication happens whenever two people are talking to each other. Some examples of verbal communication would be to make an appointment over the phone, to ask a question of your employer, or to have a conversation at a restaurant with a friend.
elements correctly under verbal or nonverbal
make verbal communication effective?
Written communication is effective when if contains certain qualities. The letter should have clear, concise language, factual, and ends with an action statement.
skills and knowledge and attitude towards it
Verbal communication happens whenever two people are talking to each other. Some examples of verbal communication would be to make an appointment over the phone, to ask a question of your employer, or to have a conversation at a restaurant with a friend.
what qualities make any form of written communication effective?
elements correctly under verbal or nonverbal
A wink and a nod are two types of nonverbal communication.
This is rather a vague question. The most effective non verbal communication, in that, the message is never misinterpreted, is a good slap in the face. However, verbal communication is an absolute necessity in any type of care situation, and non verbal (and never aggresive, despite the opening of this answer) is secondary, unless there are language barriers, and if there are, then an interpreter is required, in order to make verbal communication a possibility. Sounds expensive, but that's why England, Canada and Australia rock, as this won't cost you a thing in these countries. If you are American, you have the right government / president to make these wonders possible - lobby for it. It is inexcusable for anyone providing you with any trype of care to not respect you enough not to provide you with clear, concise communication.
factors that make group communication and decision-making effective?
Maronda Childs
"Verbal" typically refers to spoken words, yet it is sometimes used to refer to communication that involves written or nonverbal elements. This discrepancy can make the term a misnomer in certain contexts.
Verbal communication is the process of using audible language or vocally generated sounds to let others we come in contact with know how we feel about any given life situation. Non-verbal communication is any other method used to make our needs and wants known to others. Examples of non-verbal communication include written language, facial expression and body language, dress and societal customs, music, dance and art of all kinds.