For me, Coach. Communication is a process of how we can generate information and sending to its destination effectively in different ways and means. By that, We generate other meaning of message in general that can be the outcome of our communication process that can lead to our social reality. My course brought me here and it gave me an idea about it. ❤️
Communication happens, to me, on an intrapersonal and interpersonal level. The way we communicate with the outside world is very much a reflection of our inner communication process. The stories we tell ourselves have an influence on how we are able, or unable, to communicate with the world around us. When we are communicating within a defined culture, we tend to share more than we create. When we open ourselves up to other cultures and situations, we have to deal with different norms and values. This is where we create new communication, resulting in a (temporary) culture.
I just watched Noam Chomsky on Talks at google youtube channel, and he said 2 things: 1 Language is thought NOT communication - because we miscommunicate all the time, if language evolved to communicate, then we wouldn't miscommunicate --- 2 human language does not have a 1-1 relationship with external physical things, animals make noises when things happen, but people have opinions and interpretations which are partially mental objects --- so from my point of view communication is us thinking collectively. Communication is collective thought being worked out in real time.
Thankyou so much Coach alex , I'm from philippines , My teacher send me this video to understand what is communication and this video is very useful. Module is life guys!!!!
Communication is the process of two or more people or groups exchanging information, ideas, thoughts, and feelings. It is a basic human activity that enables individuals to communicate with one another and exchange ideas, feelings, and experiences. There is a sender, a message, and a receiver in the communication process. The communication process involves understanding, sharing, and meaning, and it consists of eight essential elements: source, message, channel, receiver, feedback, environment, context, and interference. Among the models of communication are the transactional process, in which actions happen simultaneously, and the constructivist model, which focuses on shared meaning.
I just saw you on my recommendations and I didn't regret that I'd watch some of your videos. I am an incoming 1st year Communication student and there are a lot of things I didn't know. Thank you for this. God bless!!
I found this video very informative, it’s true that two people can watch the same video and get two different points of view from set video. When asked what they got from it their understanding will be very different from each other.
Thank you for this expert basic understanding of the study of communication. I wanted to share my definition of communication which is rather unique. Communication is the externalizing of an internal condition.
I myself define communication as a process on how each people sending information and try to convey the meaning of said information whether directly or indirectly. The reason why I put 'directly or indirectly' because we're currently living on an era where communication can be done in real time thanks to many digital means that can be utilized as the channel for this communication to be done such as smartphone.
Communication is a fundamental and existing for survival of humans in an organisation the process of creating sharing ideas thoughts and it is also important in group discussion and communication is a key to direct the function of management .
Well said. Communication is so often used but people hardly have a common definition for it. For me, it is the exchange of information and feels between people which creates understanding and relationship.
Thank you coach Alex Lyon, Your basic definition of communication and your channel is really useful❤. Now I can study more about communication through your videos😀.
I understand communication as the process of interaction with people and the environment through the use of language to transmit information ideas and altitudes from one person to another.
Thank you Alex. I really appreciate your concision, and you are succinct as well! As a person who needs to hone in on non-verbals during communication the first model cannot stand in non technological situations. Stay safe.
Thanks for the lesson. Hope you have more luck in everything you do. And also, I'm a Filipino that's also brought here by my module so let me repeat this. Thank you.
Thank you so much sir, your lesson is very interesting, but nowadys we are living new era of communication which is digital communication which touch the organisationel communication
ONE OF THE BEST VIDEO I HAVE EVER SEEN. THANK YOU I AM MAKING MY RESEARCH ABOUT BARRIERS TO AFFECTIVE ORGNIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION . IT WOULD BE MY PLEASURE IF YOU HAVE ANY SUGGESTION OR RESOURCE. THANK YOU FOR SECOND TIME.
Thank you Coach Alex Lyon for your good work. I am the lecturer of MA Program in English for Communication and Management. I have just found your work yesterday. They are all very useful and helpful lessons from you. May I ask you for a favor to allow me to use your videos and the link to share with my students.
Dear Sir, According to me, the relationship between word and concept is called communication. Nature has given voice to man, not words. Language is man's own invention and because the human brain is pictorial, it,s only recognizes the picture, so communication ll not be completed until our word do not create the picture. According to Aristotle, there is a waxy substratum in our mind .Every experience that comes to our senses is imprinted on this waxy substrate and again when we go through the same experience, our words and sounds, taste, smell etc. match with the image imprinted on this waxy substrate if we already have it in our mind. If that image exists, the communication is complete; otherwise, a new image becomes a part of our mind, but the communication ll not completed. That's why we try to use words in our message that are already in our reader's or listener's frame of reference. enghlish is not my mother languge but i did my best to convey or share with you.
My aunt (who seemed very “proper” and perfectionistic) used to tell me “You need to learn to communicate!!” but to me, I’m just being me. I say what I say when I have something to say, not because I have to say something. What is it that she wants me to communicate? What does is it even mean?
I think two videos that I have made come the closest to answering your question. I think the video on Transformational Leadership Theory and Servant Leadership explain what great communicators do. These are both leadership theories but communication is woven into them. God bless you, too.
Hi, Cacilda. That's actually a great suggestion. I'll put it on the list of videos I might do. But, I don't think I'll get to that one for quite some time, maybe a few months. Thank you for the suggestion.
I've always believed that communication is never one-directional thus it's not in one's intent or that meaning is in the words he/she chooses. It's what two/more people create in the process. And how they create it depends on the perception of the shared.
It's not difficult at all if one really has studied it all of their life and with true education, actually helping people with it for decades; on here alone eleven years before you came around with only what you've read in some books. Communication is about 'messaging,' whether it be Inter-, Intra-, or InnerPersonal; and that's just among humans, which is all you cover like the others who came on at the same times to try and make money too. There are so many more levels and types that none of you cover as I do and others should, IF most of you really knew what it was all about and didn't have obvious friends at corrupt Google.
