In the last byte, we set the context for the importance of interpersonal communication. In today's byte, we look at understanding interpersonal communication in a bit more detail.
Interpersonal communication is important in building and sustaining human relations when in an organizational working context. If one were to ask - with all the sophistication in the present world of information technology were to replace interpersonal communication, the simple answer is - No. Let us try to understand it using the model presented below. We shall subsequently define a few of the words use there but not explain it in the current byte.
The image has been adopted form the reference book.
Interpersonal communication is important in building and sustaining human relations when in an organizational working context. If one were to ask - with all the sophistication in the present world of information technology were to replace interpersonal communication, the simple answer is - No. Let us try to understand it using the model presented below. We shall subsequently define a few of the words use there but not explain it in the current byte.
The image has been adopted form the reference book.
Some Definitions:
- Communicator - the person originating a message
- Receiver - the person receiving a message
- Perceptual Screen - a window through which we interact with people that influences the quality, accuracy and clarity of the communication.
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