Communication: The Most Important Roles Of Communication

Everyday we communicate. Communication happens through connections like conversations, posters or glances across the room. In fact most communication occurs without much effort on our parts or even opening ours mouths. Communication starts with an idea, which has notions to communicate or express the information that we want to share.

Our past experiences, values, attitudes, knowledge, cultures or feelings are imperative to communicate or interpret others. In wars, since ancient times, military communication is the vital role to transmit messages, orders and reports each other platoons or headquarters to distant installations, ships or all units and also diplomats to communicate with enemy or other countries. To avoid the information leakage,
Therefore receiver has to reply to the sender as a feedback. So, it helps the sender to ensure that the receiver decodes the original information transmitted between them correctly. The whole communication process works like a cycle and its lead to long conversations as long as the communication cycle is repeating by changing the roles throughout the process depending on who is sending the information and who is responding the feedback.

These two parties are the main source of a communication but sometime there is a third party, media or a carrier that carry messages, for example like diplomats for diplomatic relation between two countries. In daily life, communication problems often occur because of not communicating each other commonly, cooperatively and truthfully. That is the main reason why communication becomes dominant to most struggle conditions. As a general example, in some diplomatic communications, speakers are not flawless about the things that they want to
That is why Listeners often get puzzled about what the speakers’ messages are. This is what exactly happens when people from different cultures try to communicate but even if both languages and cultures are the same, it is easy for the same statement to mean one thing to one person and something different to someone else. Likewise listeners also fail to listen carefully sometimes and they may also assume that they know what other person is saying or will say.

The additional reason is when people are in a disagreement; they regularly focus more on what they are going to reply to their opponent’s declaration, rather than listening to their opponent’s words with full attention. Third parties can make communication better or they can make it worse because they are like a carrier who carries messages between people who cannot or will not meet face to face. Almost every communication problems contain both a cause and an effect. Disturbance takes place when our probabilities are not