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What are the advantages of the tuckmans method of communication?
The advantage of this theory is that it has stages. In addition, the uniformed public services has groups that go through these stages.
Levels of oral communication?
There are two types of communication, and they are verbal and non-verbal. The levels of oral communication are sound, language, tone and inflection, public speaking, interpersonal, slogans, and written communication.
What are the Functions of public communication?
Functions of public communication
Is also called public communication or presentational communication?
Public Speaking
Characteristics of public communication?
In public communication the speaker is physically and psychologically removed form the public.
Importance of ordnance survey maps to uniformed public services?
what is the importance of a ordnance survey map to uniformed public services?
What are the advantages of the tuckmans method of communication?
The advantage of this theory is that it has stages. In addition, the uniformed public services has groups that go through these stages.
What informal teams are their in the public services?
what are informal teams in the uniformed public services? advantages/dissadvantages etc?...
Identify range of uniformed and non-uniformed public service?
the social services, health and safety executives etc
Communication equipment used by the uniformed public services describe how and why is it used and any limitations associated with it including cost can anyone help please?
No go and DIE
Non uniformed public services?
that is when your service of any kind has no uniform.
Are there any uniformed services that are not a military service?
yes, Public Health Service
What is the difference between uniform and non uniform public services?
"uniformed is mostly paid by the government while non-uniformed is paid by taxes or good will" not necessarily, uniformed public services are services such as the police,fire, ambulance, prison service etc. on the other hand you public services include the the CJS, social services, public information buildings (e.g registry office and birth certificate office), and education just to name a few. Also the difference between the both is that the non uniformed service work differectly for the public such as tax, documents etc. Sianaa Tylerr & Tom Darcy :) xx
What is uniformed public services?
Uniformed public services refer to organizations and agencies that operate under a structured framework and typically employ personnel in uniforms to maintain public safety, order, and welfare. This includes sectors such as police, fire and rescue services, military, and emergency medical services. These services are characterized by their commitment to serving the community, responding to emergencies, and enforcing laws and regulations. They play a crucial role in ensuring societal stability and public health.
What is the role of discipline in the uniformed services?
Rules and regulations are the foundation of the public services, and discipline ensures that these rules and regulations are followed. Rules, regulations and orders all work together to ensure that everything which needs doing, gets done as efficiently as possible. Also when in very dangerous situations such as Afghanistan being disciplined, i.e. following rules, regulations and orders could save your life.
How is conformity and obedience represented in the uniformed public services?
lol because u need to conform don't ya
Why is obedience relevant in the uniformed public services?
Obedience is crucial in uniformed public services, such as the military, police, and emergency services, as it ensures discipline, cohesion, and effective response during high-pressure situations. Adhering to commands and protocols allows personnel to work seamlessly as a team, minimizing risks and enhancing safety for both the public and themselves. Moreover, obedience fosters accountability and trust within the organization, which is essential for maintaining public confidence in these services.
