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class 9 computer notes cbse chapter green skill​

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Answered by mk4971957
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Explanation:

Discuss the above dialogue with your partner. Pay attention to the following points-

 What is the first person trying to communicate? Is she being offensive or concerned?

 How does the second person respond? Do you think she is justified in her response?

 What does this conversation convey to you about the communication?

In reality, Asha wanted to discuss a personal issue with Sunita and was hoping to get

some time to do this. But this need was not articulated. Sunita took offence at the

remarks and failed to understand the reason behind the colleagues' statement.

Whose fault was it? Surely, Asha should have stated clearly that she wanted to know

when Sunita would be free, so she could discuss the matter with her.

All of us can remember situations where we have felt misunderstood or have not

been able to fully comprehend the other person. This is because the process of

making meaning is internal to each communicator. In effective communication it is

essential that our messages are understood the way they were meant in the first

place.

Recapitulation

In this part of the lesson you have learn that in every aspect of life, especially at the

work place, communication plays a very important role. It is successful if the

message is conveyed correctly and also received correctly. Action taken by the

receiver based on the instructions must be as expected by the sender or message

giver. This becomes evident from the response of the message receiver.

Lesson 2.3 : The Communication Process

By now it must be clear that the goal of communication is to convey information. The

understanding of that information —from one person or group to another person or

group- completes the cycle.

This communication process is divided into three basic components: A sender

transmits a message through a channel to the receiver. The figure given below

explains it very clearly through an elaborate model.

The sender first develops an idea, which is composed into a message and then

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