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The word communication comes from the Latin word "cum" means "with" and it is with the word "one", the "a" summarized. The combination of these two words results in the word "communion" which is translated as "community" in the English language. Communion than with each other and the verb 'Communicare' was derived, which means to be defined to share something with someone and the word was "communicatio" which is better known as communication.
Types of communication
There are different types of communication depending on the objective:
1. Orally written and electronic communications;
2. Verbal and non-verbal communication;
3. Formal and informal communication;
4. Intrapersonal Communication or communication in itself;
5. Interpersonal communication, or communication between two people;
6. Small-group communication;
7. Mass communications.
Function of communication
The following can be seen, the functions of communication:
1. Communication in personal Life of the individual from the expression of feelings, opinions, thoughts, attitudes, behavior, feelings, desires, goals and wishes.
2. Interpersonal Communication be familiar with each other, become friends, to discuss issues, exchange of thoughts (ideas), make plans, and provide assistance to help each other, attitudes and change behavior.
3. Communication in the workplace is necessary to always cooperate with each other at work, provide synergies with employees, instructions and to receive and to overcome differences, tensions and conflicts.
4. Social communication is necessary to unite the people, social problems overcome to establish societal progress and prosperity produce for everyone.
The main function of communication is to a constructive relationship between People build. In other words, the most powerful communication tool has built in order to be a relationship between persons. Through communication, we can share with others and we can become known by others. Communicating translated into the disclosure of our thoughts, feelings, ideas and wants to others so that our existence, others unknown.
Effective communication
Effective communication has become the ideal of all people to communicate with each other for the experiment. Communication is effective, if the following three conditions are met:
1. The message is received and understood, just as intended by the sender;
2. The message was by the receiver and follow-up of measures approved by the sender requested;
3. There are no obstacles to do to be done to follow up on the message is sent.
However, effective communication can be hindered (perception, State, Defense, negativity, and assumptions that affect interpersonal barriers Language, poor listening skills and the wrong environment) and organizational barriers (hierarchy. administrative authority and specialization).
Improvement communicating effectively
1. Used as the sender: the right language to empathize, to improve the performance, with the right communication channels, the willingness to give and receive, both positive and negative feedback;
2. As a receiver: Listen with empathy, avoiding prejudice to the right Ask questions, give constructive feedback to the creative thinking and still open, but critical.
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