Across
- 3. how the other person interprets your words
- 5. communication, our tone of voice and the words we speak
- 6. questions, important part of the communication process
- 11. another form of written communication
- 13. types of questions or statements that is not limited and offers more information
- 14. language, sends a strong message and can help or hurt communication
- 15. written form of communication
- 16. types of questions that are limited and does not provide extra information
- 18. type of communication you use with teachers, co-workers, and supervisors
- 19. percentage of message being interpreted by the person seeing the message
- 20. style, uses two main types of questions to help the communication process
Down
- 1. type of communication that uses slang and only letters
- 2. listener, another way to be an involver communicator
- 4. communication, how we send a message without using words
- 7. another form of verbal communication
- 8. percentage of a message being in the words themselves
- 9. form of verbal communication
- 10. what you want the other person the understand
- 12. a major way we communicate
- 17. communication, is just words without a voice tone
