Verbal Communication:

• Definition: Involves the use of spoken or written words to convey a message.
• Examples: Face-to-face conversations, phone calls, presentations, emails, letters, and reports.
• Key Elements: Language, tone, clarity, and active listening.

Nonverbal Communication:

• Definition: Communicating without using words, relying on visual and auditory cues.
• Examples: Body language (facial expressions, posture, gestures), eye contact, tone of voice, and physical appearance.
• Key Elements: Context, cultural understanding, and awareness of nonverbal signals.

Visual Communication:

• Definition: Using visual elements to convey information or ideas.
• Examples: Charts, graphs, photographs, illustrations, videos, and infographics.
• Key Elements: Design, color, imagery, and clarity.

Written Communication:

• Definition: Transmitting messages through written words.
• Examples: Emails, letters, reports, memos, articles, and social media posts.
• Key Elements: Grammar, vocabulary, clarity, conciseness, and format.

Interpersonal Communication:

• Definition: Communication between two or more people.
• Examples: Conversations, discussions, interviews, and group meetings.
• Key Elements: Active listening, empathy, respect, and conflict resolution.

Intrapersonal Communication:

• Definition: Communication within oneself, involving thoughts and self-talk.
• Examples: Self-reflection, meditation, and internal monologues.
• Key Elements: Self-awareness, critical thinking, and emotional regulation.