The opposite of proactive communication is:verbal communicationgiving feedbackreactive communicationnonverbal communication

Communication is the act of sharing and receiving information. Talking, writing, listening, and reading are all forms of ____ communication.proactivepassiveverbalnonverbal

All of the following are examples of proactive communication EXCEPT:Telling a client what your priorities areTelling your boss as soon as possible if you know you’ll need more time for a task.Responding to a teammate’s email requesting information about your projectInforming your teammates about your current progress on your action items

Communication is....1 pointWithholding information and consentConveying and receiving unclear messagesCan be verbal but not non-verbalIs a two way process involving the passing of ideas, feelings and information

Non-verbal communication is less intense and impactful than verbal communication.Select one:TrueFalse

Communication Insights: • Communication instructions aim to convey clear, precise information, ensuring successful task completion. • Effective communication requires accurate transmission of essential orders from higher to lower hierarchical levels. • Communication types include verbal, oral and written, and non-verbal. • Non-verbal communication involves body language, such as facial expressions, eye contact, gestures, and posture, which interpret messages beyond words. • Cultural factors should be considered in non-verbal communication to avoid misunderstandings. Impact of Noise and Distractions: • External distractions like electronic noises and inconvenient settings can disrupt clear message conveyance. • Internal distractions, including socio-psychological factors, can hinder focus and organization of messages, leading to errors, misunderstandings, and reduced productivity. Concept of Filters: • Filters can distort communication by omitting or changing essential parts of the message. • Understanding the role of filters in communication emphasizes the importance of message integrity and devising strategies to minimize information loss or alteration. (Answer each part of the 3-2-1 items below. • 3: List three new insights or takeaways from this week's lesson. • 2: Discuss two concepts or ideas that stood out to you and elaborate on why they made an impact. • 1: Note one question you still have from the lesson.)