Com 200 - Delicate Communication

Delicate Communication

Rachel Hughes

COM 200

Andrea Moak

June 23, 2011

Ashford University

Thesis

People communicate in many diverse ways. Saying what you really mean and expressing the same thought is the definitive goal. We speak with our lips, facial expressions and through body languages. Total awareness of what you are saying and how you are saying it makes all the difference in the world of communication. You have to be careful not to disguise communication.

Delicate Communication

We live in a very multifaceted universe that requires all different sorts of communication. We need that communication to survive. Communication occurs when we express ourselves dealing with human needs. There are many different kinds of communication that takes place every day and it is our responsibility to make sure that all of the communication is clear.

The most common communication takes place directly between people. Often when we talk about communication and interaction, we are thinking about a verbal process between two or more people. Actually communication is much more than that. Communication is an interaction that can be misrepresented if you are not careful of the message you are trying to convey.

Encountering miscommunication with someone close to you is easy. Too often we assume that the person we are communicating with has a true understanding of what you are saying. Most of the time people say one thing and mean something totally different. The goal is to make your words coincide with your body language so that the true meaning of what you were trying to communicate can be revealed.

When the words you express do not match your body language you can have a negative outcome. Miscommunication can cause individuals to fight; it can also cause bad information to be repeated causing more problems in the long run. Miscommunication can also cause issues that manifest as stress and physical and mental illness.

It is important that to learn to be able to effectively communicate in all areas of communication. We know that communication is a language that can be improved upon with the proper tools and information. It is important to understand what you are saying and how you are saying it. We also must be concise of our body language and the people that we talk to. You have to adjust your communication to suit the person you are speak to as well as the audience you have selected to speak to .

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