What are Different Styles of Communication?
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The document discusses different styles of communication, including assertiveness, aggression, passivity, and passive-aggressiveness, highlighting their impact on interpersonal connections. It emphasizes the importance of effective communication skills such as active listening, non-verbal communication, empathy, and conflict management. The text also underscores the value of soft skills in the workplace, noting their contribution to better understanding, trust, and cooperation among team members.
What are Different Styles of Communication?
- 1. WHAT ARE DIFFERENT STYLES OF COMMUNICATION? By Sanjeev Datta
- 2. The ability to convey ideas clearly and concisely is vital and useful in all aspects of life. It allows us to connect with people by sharing our ideas, feelings, and experiences. In this talk, we'll discuss the various types of communication, their distinguishing features, and the value of learning how to communicate effectively. INTRODUCTION We develop personality and leadership skills in pre-schoolers, kids, teenagers and adults. Visit - sanjeevdatta.com
- 3. Different Types of Communication Assertiveness, aggression, passivity, and passive aggression are the four main types of communication. How people communicate and connect is profoundly influenced by their preferred style. We develop personality and leadership skills in pre-schoolers, kids, teenagers and adults. Visit - sanjeevdatta.com
- 4. PASSIVE-AGGRESSIVE ASSERTIVE Using sarcasm or backhanded compliments are examples of the indirect communication characteristic of the passive- aggressive style, which aims to convey dissatisfaction or animosity without being overt about it. AGGRESSIVE Aggression is a communication style marked by directness, dominance, and the use of force to get one's message across. The assertive approach emphasizes open and honest expression of one's thoughts and feelings, with self-assurance and regard for the rights and perspectives of others. PASSIVE Avoiding arguments, not asking for what you want, and speaking in a submissive manner are all characteristics of the passive approach. We develop personality and leadership skills in pre-schoolers, kids, teenagers and adults. Visit - sanjeevdatta.com
- 5. “When people talk listen completely. Most people never listen.” —Ernest Hemingway “” We develop personality and leadership skills in pre-schoolers, kids, teenagers and adults. Visit - sanjeevdatta.com Visit: pillars of contextual communication
- 6. No matter what our default mode of communication may be, it's crucial to hone our talents to have fruitful exchanges with others. Here are some essential abilities to develop. Skills Required to Communicate Effectively We develop personality and leadership skills in pre-schoolers, kids, teenagers and adults. Visit - sanjeevdatta.com
- 7. 1. ACTIVE LISTENING Giving the presenter one's undivided attention Trying to get your point across by getting it clarified Active listening and sympathetic response We develop personality and leadership skills in pre-schoolers, kids, teenagers and adults. Visit - sanjeevdatta.com
- 8. 2. Non Verbal Communication Learning to read and respond to expressions on people's faces and bodies Keeping a straight back and a confident stance Harmonizing verbal and nonverbal cues for reliability in communication We develop personality and leadership skills in pre-schoolers, kids, teenagers and adults. Visit - sanjeevdatta.com
- 9. 3. Empathy Ability to empathize with and understand the feelings of others Having empathy and being there for someone Taking into account the points of view of others and empathizing with them We develop personality and leadership skills in pre-schoolers, kids, teenagers and adults. Visit - sanjeevdatta.com Visit: tips for effective presentations
- 10. 4. Manage Conflict Conflict resolution based on two-way communication and attentive listening Identifying shared interests and pursuing mutually beneficial outcomes Keeping your cool by being respectful, empathetic, and outspoken We develop personality and leadership skills in pre-schoolers, kids, teenagers and adults. Visit - sanjeevdatta.com
- 11. Why Soft Skills Training? Soft skills, such as communicating effectively, are increasingly prized in the workplace. They're necessary for many fields alongside technological expertise. We develop personality and leadership skills in pre-schoolers, kids, teenagers and adults. Visit - sanjeevdatta.com
- 12. Better understanding, trust, and cooperation among team members and stakeholders result from enhanced communication among those involved. Misunderstandings are avoided, productivity is increased, and a pleasant working atmosphere is fostered when people can express themselves clearly and concisely with one another. People who can negotiate solutions to problems and reach agreements with others in difficult situations have developed strong communication abilities. Leaders that can effectively convey their vision, motivate their people, and give them honest feedback are invaluable. We develop personality and leadership skills in pre-schoolers, kids, teenagers and adults. Visit - sanjeevdatta.com
- 13. INSTANT PERSONAL & PROFESSIONAL GROWTH Why Sanjeev Datta Personality School? COMPLETE SKILLS DEVELOPMENT BETTER LIFE FUNCTIONALITY LEVELS ASSURED PERSONA TRANSFORMATION We develop personality and leadership skills in pre-schoolers, kids, teenagers and adults. Visit - sanjeevdatta.com
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