Verbal Communication

Engaging in Verbal Communication



Engaging in Verbal Communication

Verbal Communication

To produce a comprehensive communications transmitter emits a coded message through a channel transmitter to a receiver that decodes and responds. Many factors are involved in this to occur correctly, one of them is the language code, another need for response by the recipient as if it would be a monologue or one-way provision of information.

Communicative ability in humans is innate, but then the communication skills that need to learn, and in this section is where we highlight the importance of, say, a good coordinator in a team because each person has an individual perception of reality, tinged very subjective and that predisposes us to the way we communicate. For example, let each think of a "field". Some think of a wheat field, other grass, others on a football field, and others in a field handball. As we can see, each has its reality and interprets it very personally. It is very interesting to know what are the most important is our communication, and how others communicate, and that in a group, these variables are important, and would be highly desirable, at least, all the control you knew even the best (Du, 2005).

Relationship between Language and Thought

The language, building on its success, driven by the mode of structuralism, has tried to reduce all thought to language. She goes on to say that man thinks that because he speaks it and is "spoken" by language. But a mind full of confusing words and verbalizes a lot! As Sartre writes: "There was a time when we thought defined independently of language, as something elusive, ineffable, which existed before the term, today, we fall into the opposite error : you would have us believe that thought is only of language, as if language itself ...