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Zhang Luwen
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Li Xi
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Lei Shijing
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Zheng Chenxi
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Huang Xing

2. Perhaps John Gray is right…
“Men are from Mars,
Women are from Venus.”

3. Interpersonal communication is
inescapable
Interpersonal communication is
irreversible
Interpersonal communication is
complicated
Interpersonal communication is

4. Communication Model
Sender
Message (information)
is sent by the
sender
Receiver
Receives the message
and responds to
message (feedback)

7. 1.Different Culture
We must remember that people from different backgrounds send
and receive messages through cultural filters. Words, expressions
and gestures that mean one thing in one culture may mean
something entirely different in another culture.
2.Character
Self-centered, defensive behaviors, these are indicators of either
individual fears
3.Manner
Feel embarrassed,no self-confident . Learn to use your natural
charisma.

11. Elements of Interpersonal communication
The communicator
Communications are two-way processes, with people sending and
receiving messages to and from each other.
Feedback
Feedback consists of messages the receiver returns, which allows the
sender to know how accurately the message has been received, as well as
the receiver's reaction.

12. Context
All communication is influenced by the context in which it takes place, the
social context also needs to be considered.
Channel
The channel refers to the physical means by which the message is
transferred from one person to another.

13. Noise
It refers to anything that distorts the message, so that what is received is
different from what is intended by the speaker.
The message
Message means the speech used
or information conveyed, but also
the non-verbal messages exchanged
such as facial expressions, tone of
voice, gestures and body language.

14. Con…
Feedback
Feedback consists of messages the receiver
returns, which allows the sender to know how
accurately the message has been received, as well
as the receiver's reaction.
Context
All communication is influenced by the context in
which it takes place, the social context also needs
to be considered.
Channel
The channel refers to the physical means by
which the message is transferred from one person
to another.