A communication technique that involves fully concentrating, understanding, and responding to what is being said.

The transmission of messages or signals without the use of words, including body language, gestures, and facial expressions.

The use of spoken or written language to convey messages and information effectively.

The fear or apprehension experienced in communication situations, often hindering effective interaction.

Non-verbal signals expressed through posture, gestures, and movements that convey emotions and attitudes.

Movements of facial muscles that communicate feelings and emotional states without words.

The quality or emotional inflection in one's voice that can affect the meaning of verbal communication.

A reflective process where individuals evaluate their own communication strengths and weaknesses.

A personalized strategy outlining goals and techniques for enhancing communication skills.

An interactive technique where individuals act out scenarios to practice communication skills in a safe environment.

Information provided by others regarding one's communication effectiveness, aiding improvement.

The quality of being clear and understandable in verbal communication.

The art of convincing others to accept a particular viewpoint or take action through effective messaging.

A technique where one mimics the body language of another to build rapport and understanding.

Skills used to interact and communicate with others effectively in personal and professional contexts.

The unique ways individuals express themselves and interact with others, influenced by personality and context.

The process of identifying specific objectives to improve communication skills.

The purposeful use of communication to achieve specific goals and objectives.

Obstacles that hinder effective listening, such as distractions or preconceived notions.

The ability to understand and share the feelings of another, enhancing communication.

The quality of expressing one's opinions and needs confidently and respectfully.

The manner in which a speech or presentation is communicated, including pace and clarity.

The abilities required to engage effectively in conversations, including turn-taking and topic management.

Prepared dialogues or outlines used to guide conversations or presentations.

A personal record where individuals reflect on their communication experiences and learning.

Positive statements used to reinforce self-confidence and reduce communication anxiety.