Feedback, Information provided in response to a message, Cohesion, The state of unity in communication that ensures all parts of a message or a team are aligned and working together., Nonverbal, Cues such as body language, facial expressions, and eye contact, Listening, The active process of receiving and interpreting messages, often more important than the act of speaking., Context, The surrounding information or circumstances that give a message its specific meaning and relevance., Authenticity, Communicating in a way that feels genuine, human, and true to one’s character rather than scripted., Brevity, The skill of using few words to express an idea concisely, ensuring the message is not lost in "noise"., Sharepoint, Staff Portal is on this platform, Communicare, Latin verb 'to share', Petroglyph, Early form of symbolic communication.

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