Pattern and forms of communication

Rui Vieyt^*
*Correspondence: Rui Vieyt, Department of Sociology, University of Deusto, Bilbao, Spain, Email:

Received: 01-Sep-2022, Manuscript No. GJSA-22-74219; Editor assigned: 05-Sep-2022, Pre QC No. GJSA-22-74219 (PQ); Reviewed: 19-Sep-2022, QC No. GJSA-22-74219; Revised: 26-Sep-2022, Manuscript No. GJSA-22-74219 (R); Published: 03-Oct-2022

Description

Communication is one of our most pervasive, important, and complex behaviour clusters. The ability to communicate at a higher level distinguishes humans from other animals. Our daily life depends a lot on our communication with other people, as well as messages from distant and unknown people. If there is a need to know about the world, it extends to all aspects of human behaviour, especially communication. Understanding the methodological concept of communication is an important step towards becoming a more competent, adaptive person. Communication plays a very important role in our life. We depend on communication in every aspect of our lives, from relationships with family and friends to success at work. Communication can take place between an individual, a group, a community, and within a globe. The whole world is connected by network through communication.

Generally, social work is a scientific method of helping people to solve their problems and meet their needs at the individual, group, and community levels. At the same time, communication with a person at the individual, group and community level is a necessity at various stages of social work practice. Recognizing the importance of communication, this study was undertaken to analyse its role in social work practice. Secondary literature including books, journals, government documents, newspaper articles and websites were considered as the source of data in this study, which were then subjected to content analysis and descriptive research.

Communication pattern

Communication is the process by which one person conveys information intentionally or unintentionally to another. Communication is a form of behaviour, but not all behaviour is communication; it depends on whether the person perceives the message in the words or behaviour of the other. Communication occurs when one person gives meaning to the verbal or nonverbal behaviour of another. Communication is defined as sharing information, building and maintaining relationships, and sharing understanding with others. Because of its complex interdisciplinary nature, communication is difficult to define. Human communication is essentially the process of sharing our views or feelings with another person. In its basic form, the process of communication is the expression of thoughts, feelings, or information. Many definitions and conceptualizations of communication are found in the academic and professional literature on different components, such components are symbolic, verbal, understanding, interaction, process, response, which modifies behaviour.

Forms of communication

Communication occurs when someone thinks about something and talks to a friend or someone else, collaborates with a colleague at work. Communication can be used to bring people together, to inform the public about an important issue. There are several forms of communication:

Interpersonal communication: Interpersonal communication occurs between two people or in a small group of people. Interpersonal communication occurs between romantic partners, family members, friends, and colleagues. Although interpersonal communication can occur within a small group of people, this type of communication usually occurs between two people and occurs informally.

Intrapersonal communication: Intrapersonal communication occurs when people communicate with themselves. Intrapersonal communication helps people develop self-awareness, which allows them to communicate their personalities and preferences to other people.

Intercultural communication: Intercultural communication occurs between members of different cultures. Intercultural communication can occur between people of different ethnic, racial, or socioeconomic backgrounds. This is especially important in business because many companies do business with others around the world, and knowing of other cultures can make business interactions smooth.

Organizational communication: Organizational communication occurs between members of an organization. This happens when colleagues talk to each other in the break room, when employees receive feedback from their superiors during performance appraisals, and when colleagues discuss a project they are working on.