Facial expressions
such as smiles, frowns, raised eyebrows, pouts, and all the gestures we make
with our face while delivering a message.
The message is reinforced with the help of these facial expressions and all these hallmarks help to show the receiver the importance of message.
face
to face communication provides the speaker much better opportunity for
adjustment .A twist of the lips ,a frown on the forehead , a contraction of the
facial muscles point out that your message is not welcome: change your tone and
make yourself sound and look more considerate and sympathetic .these adjustment
are possible only in face to face communication.
LIMITATIONS:
The message is reinforced with the help of these facial expressions and all these hallmarks help to show the receiver the importance of message.
MERITS:
face
to face communication provides the speaker much better opportunity for
adjustment .A twist of the lips ,a frown on the forehead , a contraction of the
facial muscles point out that your message is not welcome: change your tone and
make yourself sound and look more considerate and sympathetic .these adjustment
are possible only in face to face communication.
Difficult
to practice in large sized organizations. face to face communication is
extremely difficult in modern large-sized organizations, particularly if their various units department are
situated at different places.
Not
effective in large gathering. It is difficult to get a message across large
gatherings. In the absence of a satisfactory feedback, his speech lapses into a
monologue.
Ineffective
if the listener is not attentive. A limitation which the face-to-face
communication shares with oral communication is that its effectiveness is
closely linked with the listener’s attentiveness.
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