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what is formal/informal dimensions?

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Answered by gayatrikumari99sl
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Answer:

Formal dimension:

  • The transmission of official information through appropriate, predetermined channels and routes is referred to as formal communication.
  • Information flow is regulated, and effective communication requires conscious effort.
  • Any additional information that is important to a choice is therefore informal information.
  • It is not necessary for informal information systems to be documented, approved, or in any other way "official" in order to be trusted.

Informal dimension:

  • They typically mimic teachers, seniors, and teenagers in terms of attitude, habits, and underlying ideals.
  • Informal interaction occurs constantly, but not all of it results in productive learning activities.

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Answered by rahul123437
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The Formal Dimension means the detailed observation of our in dress, language, and etiquette.

Informal Dimension is the just the opposite. it deals with casual approach without the formalities.

Explanation:

Formal dimension:

  • Formal communication is defined as the communication which takes place through formal/ official routes and channels
  • It has rigid rules and regulations to be followed in formal communication.
  • Informal communication is defined as the communication which takes place unofficially between two or more people.  
  • The transmission of official information through appropriate, predetermined channels and routes is referred to as formal communication.
  • Information flow is regulated, and effective communication requires conscious effort.
  • Any additional information that is important to a choice is therefore informal information.
  • It is not necessary for informal information systems to be documented, approved, or in any other way "official" in order to be trusted.

Informal dimension:

  • Informal communication is defined as the communication which takes place unofficially between two or more people.  
  • They typically mimic teachers, seniors, and teenagers in terms of attitude, habits, and underlying ideals.
  • Informal interaction occurs constantly, but not all of it results in productive learning activities.

#SPJ2

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