The learned abilities of purposive communication typically include:
Effective Listening: Understanding and interpreting messages accurately.
Clear Expression: Conveying ideas clearly and effectively through spoken or written language.
Audience Awareness: Tailoring messages to suit the audience's needs and expectations.
Critical Thinking: Analyzing and evaluating information to form reasoned judgments.
Persuasion: Using techniques to influence others' attitudes or behaviors.
Non-verbal Communication: Understanding and using body language, facial expressions, and gestures effectively.
Feedback: Giving and receiving constructive feedback to improve communication skills.
Adaptability: Adjusting communication strategies in different contexts and situations.
