Introduction Communication is the way in which we exchange information. It is how we express our thoughts, feelings and needs to one another and the people around us. This is a two way process that can only be effective if the message is interpreted as the sender intends it to be. This message can be transmitted from the sender to the receiver in two ways: By the words they have spoken, known as verbal communication …showed first 75 words of 1975 total…

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