Communication Skills

Communication Skills

1. The Source

   • The source or idea of origin is the process by which a formula an idea to communicate to the other party. This process can be influenced by external stimuli, stories such as books or radio, or it can occur internally thinking about a particular topic. The idea of origin is the basis for communication.

2. Encoding

   • The coding is how the message is transmitted to another person. The message is converted into a suitable form for transmission. The means of transmission will determine the form of communication.

3. The Channel

   • The channel is the medium of communication. The channel must be able to transmit the message of a part without changing the content of the message. The channel is the route of communication from the sender to the receiver.

4. Decoding

   • Decoding is the process in which the message of its content is interpreted. It also means that the receiver thinks about the content of the message and internalizes the message. This step of the process is where the receiver compares the message to previous experiences or external stimuli.

5. The Receiver

   • The receiver is the party that receives the communication. The part that the channel uses to get communication from the transmitter.