Non-Verbal Communication

Abstract

Communication is the exchange of information with the help of words, speaking, writing, or by using some skills, which can be touch, any sound, body language, posture, etc. Communication is of two types: verbal and non-verbal communication. Verbal communication is that in which information is exchanged by speaking. Non-verbal communication is that in which information is exchanged without speaking but by writing or using skills such as by some sound, touch (handshake, hug), body language, eye contact, physical appearance, etc. It is quite interesting that two or more persons interact among each other without speaking. Some barriers are also there for non-verbal communication such as silence, strange body language, different facial expressions, which create difficulty in understanding.

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