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This chapter emphasizes the importance of advanced communication skills, including verbal, non-verbal, and written communication, in professional settings. It highlights the communication cycle and common barriers to effective communication while providing techniques to overcome these barriers. Skills in email etiquette, report writing, and workplace conduct are crucial for success in artificial intelligence and beyond.
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Term: Verbal Communication
Definition: The use of spoken words in conveying messages, crucial in team meetings and presentations.
Term: Nonverbal Communication
Definition: Body language and gestures that convey meaning beyond spoken words, important for interviews and professional interactions.
Term: Communication Cycle
Definition: The process that describes how messages flow from sender to receiver, including elements like encoding, channel, and feedback.
Term: Barriers to Communication
Definition: Factors that hinder effective communication such as linguistic, psychological, physical, cultural, and organizational barriers.
Term: Email Etiquette
Definition: Guidelines to follow for professional email communications, including using formal salutations and concise content.