The Importance Of Competent Communication

Do you know someone who doesn 't know how to react in awkward situations? Or a person who reveals too much personal information at inappropriate times. It may be he or she isn 't aware of his or her competent consciousness. Through observation and practice Amanda has learned how to become a competent communicator and develop cultural awareness in various situations.

Competent communication is the ability to communicate in a personally effective and socially appropriate manner. (unknown). One would know if he or she is a competent communicator through his or her awareness of the situation. Amanda has learned to become a competent communicator through observation and practice. She 's learned how to communicate appropriately and adapt that knowledge in various context. For example, there are different ways to act and speak when in a public place, in your home, or in someone else 's home. How you act within these different environments shows your competent awareness.

There are different behavior abilities that competent communicators have. They have the abilities to effectively: listen to responses, use of language, non-verbal behaviors, and conflict approach. (unknown). Competent communicators have the ability to know how to use appropriate language in

She has learned through observation and practice how to become a competent communicator. She shows her competence through language, self-disclosure, non-verbal communication and emotions. She watches her language in certain environments, with certain people and in certain situations. Through self-disclosure she 's learned how much is appropriate to share not just with herself but others. Through non-verbal communication and emotions she 's learned how to interact with her gestures, facial expressions, movements, happiness, anger, and sadness. Amanda strives to be a better communicator in her everyday life because she values those around