Question

Communication is the process of sending and receiving verbal messages, as opposed to nonverbal messages.

Answer 1

Communication involves both verbal and non-verbal messages.

Further Explanation:

Communication is just the act of transferring the information from a place, person or group to another. It requires presence of three basic things:

1. A sender: They encodes the message .

2. A message: Can be in the form of mixture of words and non-verbal communication.

3. A recipient: Decodes the message. There can be more than recipient during the communication.

The message transfer may be influenced by a variety of things like emotions, the type of medium, cultural situation and the location of an individual. The accurate, effective and unambiguous communication is hard to achieve.

Types of communication:

1. Verbal communication: This includes telephonic, face to face or communication through the media.

2. Non-verbal communication: It includes body language and gesture.

3. Written communication: It includes letters, e-mail, magazines and the books.

4. Visualization: It includes the maps, logos etc.  

An effective communicator always tries to choose the appropriate communication channel and effectively encodes the message to reduce the misunderstanding by the recipient.

Learn more:

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Answer Details:

Grade: College Biology

Subject: Biology

Chapter: Communication

Keywords:

Communication, information, sender, message, recipient, message, unambiguous communication, verbal communication, non-verbal communication, written communication, visualization, communicator.

Answer 2

This is false. Both verbal and nonverbal messages fall within the domain of communication with others, and often non-verbal messages can reveal a lot more than verbal, for example, non verbal language often shows if someone is lying or not, even if the verbal part doesn't let you realize this.