Communication is the process of sending and receiving verbal messages, as opposed to nonverbal messages.

The answer is False.

Further explanation:

Communication includes both verbal and non-verbal messages. Non-verbal communication can be an individual’s facial expressions, eye contact, body language, and gestures.

COMMUNICATION

Communication is the process of sending and receiving verbal messages, as opposed to non-verbal messages. It is the act of transferring information from one person, place or group to another. Every communication requires three basic things, which are as follow:

1. A sender- A sender or encoder is the one who encodes the message.

2. A receiver- A receiver or the decoder is a person who decodes the message.

3. A message- It’s a type of non-verbal message, which is sent by the sender to the receiver.  

The message can be influenced by an individual’s emotions, type of medium, location and a cultural situation. The effective, unambiguous, and accurate communication is hard to achieve. There are various types of communication like Verbal Communication, Non-Verbal Communication, and Written Communication.

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Answer details:

Grade: College

Subject:  Health

Topic:  Communication

Keywords: communication, expressions, body language, gestures, sender, receiver, message, unambiguous

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