Category:Communication

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Communication is the process of exchanging information between entities. Information can be exchanged via a common system of symbols or non-symbolically as in emotional communication. In a protocol, communication sent one-way is a message; a set of messages back and forth between one entity and another constitute a session of conversation.

Communication is the academic discipline which studies communication.

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Subcategories

There are 26 subcategories to this category.

A Animal communication C Campaigning Communications by country Computer networks Computing D Deception Documents E Encodings

E cont. Communication engineering Exhibitions F Facial expressions H Human communication I Inter-process communication Internet L Languages M Mass media N Networks

O Obfuscation P Postal system Prayer Promotion and marketing communications S Social networking Speeches Synchronization T Technical communication Telecommunications

Articles in category "Communication"

There are 54 articles in this category.

Communication A Additive white Gaussian noise Asynchronous communication Asynchrony Aviation light signals B Bohm Dialogue C Call and response Channel (communications) Charisma Collaborative workspace Communication studies Communication theory Communications Communications-electronics Community of practice Context Cutoff wavelength D Deception

D cont. Decoder E Emotional intimacy Emotional labor F Factoid Friendship book G Guerrilla communication I Information Information theory Inoculation effect Instruction Interaction International pen friends Internet Interpreter (communication) Interpreting Intimate media K Keynote M Message queue N Network

N cont. Nonverbal communication Notation O Walter J. Ong Optical communication P Pen pal Petroglyph Public relations Publish/subscribe Q Quotation R Recording medium S Signification Sliding window Communication with submarines Superluminal communication T Translation Transmit flow control W Paul Watzlawick