PUBLIC COMMUNICATION

Public Communication

Public Communication

Communication take place in everyday life times without thinking about it. Communication word brings to mind ideas of major purchases like cars or houses, wage increases, and so on but the truth is that talking to a friend or family member about where to eat is also a form of negotiation. The Communication typically occur for one of three main reasons, to reach an agreement over how to divide or share the limited resources, to create something new that could not be done by the individual parties involved, or to solve problems or disputes between the parties.

Communication is a manner in which we transmit and receive information. While we are not always doing it in a purposive manner, sometimes we are not even aware that we communicate a message to the outside world. The communication process occurs between a sender and a receiver. It is a process that shared by everybody and occurs on a regular basis; we communicate messages and concepts constantly, and this process operates in many directions and dimensions. The effectiveness of the communication process is heavily dependent on the level of understanding between the sender and the receiver. There are three most frequently recognized modes of communications: the interpersonal communication, interpersonal communication, and person-group communication. Person-to-person communication occurs between at least two individuals, and the level of its effectiveness is highly dependent on interpersonal communication skills. Intrapersonal communication occurs within the person, when we “talk to ourselves or with ourselves.” This phenomenon occurs primarily when we attempt to solve problems. Person-to-group communication staged when a person addresses a group of other individuals, such as in civic engagement speaking, while giving a court testimony, or while preaching in a house of prayer. (Knapp, 2002)

If one needs to communicate with a member of a profession about ...