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a courteous, conscientious and generally businesslike manner in the workplace
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a courteous, conscientious and generally businesslike manner in the workplace Professional
establishing and maintaining a relationship between an organization and the public Public Relations
a paid communication which attempts to influence opinion Advertising
process of planning, pricing, promoting, selling and distributing goods or services which help to satisfy a market’s needs and wants Marketing
the receiver hears only the content and not the feeling of the message Deliberative Listening
listening for pleasure or recreation Appreciative Listening
used to enhance, participate and understand a relationship Empathetic Listening
when the receiver pretends to listen but is thinking of other occurrences False Listening
receiver is physically hearing the words, but choosing not to acknowledge the words Selective Listening
listening to another person with the best of intent but then becoming distracted Partial Listening
paying close attention to what is being said in order to fully understand the message Full Listening
truly understanding a message when the mind is quiet and free of distractions Deep Listening
is a formal meeting where a person is asked to communicate skills, experiences and interests Interview
act of expressing thoughts through words Verbal Communication
postures, facial gestures and expressions sometimes done unintentionally Nonverbal Communication
gathering of people to exchange information, ideas and suggestions on a specific subject Group Discussion
ways to communicate and present ideas and information to an audience for a specific purpose Presentations
act of analyzing, evaluating or judging Criticism
generally accepted behaviors or manners required in social relations, a profession or in life Etiquette
unfair treatment of people on the basis of characteristics Discrimination
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