Transcription of Direct and Indirect Comm - AFS日本協会
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1 Direct AND Indirect communication Table of contents Direct AND Indirect communication 1. Introduction 2. Using humour 3. communication in different social settings 4. Listening to Each Other 5. Expressing politeness 6. Interpretation of words 7. Asking people to do something 8. The use of silence and vocal tone in intercultural communication 9. Expressing feelings and opinions in conversation 2 1. Introduction communication is the activity or process of expressing ideas, feelings or information. It is a tool for social interaction. Important factors for communication are the use of words, including how they are said, non-verbal communication and the understanding of each other s words. In this section, we have focused on Direct and Indirect communication . We understand Direct communication as expressing opinions directly; the words used are important and hold the meaning.
2 1. Introduction Communication is the activity or process of expressing ideas, feelings or information. It is a tool for social interaction. Important factors for communication …
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