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Communications

Communications

Introduction

Communication is a process of transmitting information, ideas, emotions, skills through the use of signs and words. Communication is the democratic process of social interaction based on the exchange of signs, by which humans voluntarily share experiences under free and equal access that are dialogue and participation. Communication is a vital element for family, friends and couples. Through the messages, one reach an agreement or exchange of information, dialogue is established between people who communicate. The communication process consists of the following elements: The sender or the source, translate and record the message in the form of the concept, the message subject of communication, means of communication, understand the message reception by the person, information retrieval. The sender or the source is determined by the source or sender contact information in the organizational structure of a member of the working members in the organization. It will be the member in this cases some of the ideas and intentions and information as well as the specific objectives of carrying out a communication.

The sender of any message aims to achieve a kind of public participation and between him and the future of the message to achieve a specific goal. So there is the need to translate the ideas and intentions and information sent. This means the need to message the sender to express what he means in the form of symbols or language that is understandable. The message is real output that is possible to translate into the ideas and information from a private source in the form of a particular language that can be understood. The message in this case is the real objective of the sender to take shape mainly in achieving effective communication with third-party or specific individuals in the society.

Discussion

Identify different reasons why people communicate?

People communicate to convince: communicating for convincing means that we want another person to do something for us, in this way our aspirations are communicated. Advertisements for different brands using models to display new products, request of sales persons to purchase their products, mother consoling the child for broken tooth and scratches. All these have the same purpose of aspirations while communicating in different ways. (Curran & Mont, 2008, pp 109)

People communicate for the purpose of providing information: Communication for providing information is a healthy practice. It has two perspectives, by providing information knowledge is spread, and alerts are delivered to people. Teacher demonstrating experiment to students to provide information about the particular subject, reduction of interests announced by a bank, increase in taxes announced by the government, the minister of finance presenting the annual budget. All are examples of communication for the provision of information. (Proctor& Dutta, 2005, pp 274

People communicate in search of information: People communicate in search of information usually for their own interest. When a person is in need of some consciousness related to his interest, he seeks information from others. Asking for the way to the market, student asking for explanation, call center agent asking for one's personal information and ...