Last August
3, 2013 we tackled about making Inferences,
Predictions and Assumption plus the Types and Methods of Communication.
First we differentiate what are inference, assumption and prediction. And we
define inference as a conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoning
or any conclusion or judgement that something happened without actually using our
five senses and we define assumption as a thing that is accepted as true
or as certain to happen, without proof, belief,
logical construct, or unconfirmed fact and prediction as a statement
about the way things will happen in the future, often but not always based on
experience or knowledge. And the other topic that we have discussed is
the types and methods of communication. But first we define what communication
is and we define it as an art of getting a message. When having a communication
with other people or for example in class, communication between the teacher
and the students we can learn through language which is 55%, style which is 38%
and 7% on words and that is the Power of Communication. And there are also 2
effects of Communication and these are Formal which is defined as less flexible
and we can use this in communicating when we are in business and the other one
is Informal which is defined as more flexible we can use this in communicating
or chatting with our friends and this effects can be through by speaking,
gestures, visual, written and multimedia. After that we tackled the Flow
of Communication which is 1st the sender will encode or formulate a
message after that he/she will now choose a channel and delivery before sending
the message to the receiver and the receiver will give his/her feedback based
on his/her understanding about the message that has been sent by the
sender or the encoder. Knowing this all things now I know how the conversation
flow even though having a conversation with other people around us is very
simple but we must also know how a conversation with other people flows. ^^
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