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What is the communication OR communication skills ?

What is communication?

           Communication is as old as human life on the earth.  Since time immemorial it has been an integral part of human life and society. The word 'communicate' is derived from  the Latin word 'communicare' and the french word 'communis' . Both the words mean 'to give to another' . The Oxford Advance Learners Dictionary defines communication as "The activity process of expressing ideas and fellings of giving people information" .

Some definitions of communication -:

Communication is too board a term to define. It is defind , understood and used in different ways by people from different walks of life and different institutions.

1. "Communication is the exchange of meaning between individuals through a common system of symbols" - Encyclopedia Britanica.(author)
2. "Communication is a process of passing information and understanding from one person to another" - Keith Davis.
3. Communication is a dynamic process that individuals use to exchange ideas, relate experiences and share desires through speaking, writing, gestures or sign language".

It is the little try to clarify about communication skills to you

Communication notes by lecturers for graduation. Click below to get the file



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