Interpersonal Skills

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The members of a group are involved in the act of communicating or the activity of conveying information. In a group, the two or more people interact with one another in such a manner that each person influences as well as is influenced by each other person. The members of a group as well as their interpersonal processes show ‘interdependence’ or a reciprocal relation between interdependent individuals or groups. So, the members of a group are to a certain extent in dynamic interrelation with one another. They share common goals and tasks that they work together interdependently to achieve the agreed-upon activity or goal. Interpersonal communication is exchanging information, meaning, feelings, and opinions between two or more people via verbal and non-verbal means. The various types of skills form the basic communication skills to harness strong interpesonal skills are verbal communication skills, listening skills , written and nonverbal communication skills.

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