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people receiving the informatoin usually have little opportunity to ask the sender to clarify vague or confusing wording. memos, letters, emails |
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interpersonal communication |
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verbal exchange of thoughts or information between two or more people. such words as a share, discuss, argue |
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response from the person receiving the informatoin |
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study of the relationship between a word and irs meanings |
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messages without word or silent messages we communicate with facial expressins, voice tone, gestures, appearance, posture, and other nonverbal means. |
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requires an intense involvement as you concentrate on what you are hearing through your body language |
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organized, cognitive process you use to carefully examine the thinking of tohers in order to clarify and improve your understanding |
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listeing with the intent to understand how the person feels. requires listening with your ears, eyes, and heart. |
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process of letting another person know what you think, feel, or want. |
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invloves disclosure of nonthreatening informatin, such as your age, your favorite food, or where you wen to school. |
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ability to recognize and understand your moods, emitions, and drives, as well as their effect on others. |
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networks of workers connected by the lastest technology |
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arrangement that allows emplyess to work from thier homes, enables people scattered all over the world to work as one office stadd. |
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recorded telephone messages can be sent or retrieved from anywhere in the world. |
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take picture of documents and transmit them electronically. |
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transmission of informatin directly from a computer screen to a fax machine or photocopier in another office, building, state or country. |
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