Category:Human communication

• Communications by continent (11 C)
• Communications by country (219 C, 3 P)
• Human communication by subject (10 C)
• Communication by type (9 C)

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• People in communication occupations (7 C)

C

• Collaboration (24 C, 122 P)
• Communication theory (6 C, 114 P)
• Communication with dead people (1 C, 1 P)
• Confession (3 C, 2 P)

D

• Communication disorders (9 C, 49 P)

E

• Error (22 C, 112 P)
• Exhibitions (15 C, 46 P)

G

• General semantics (27 P)

H

• Human voice (11 C, 63 P)
• Human–computer interaction (24 C, 254 P)
• Human–machine interaction (4 C, 25 P)

I

• Interactivity (7 C, 4 P)
• Interpersonal communication (3 C, 61 P)
• Interrogative words and phrases (2 C, 12 P)
• Intrapersonal communication (4 P)
• Irony (2 C, 18 P)

J

• Journalism (30 C, 92 P)

L

• Language (34 C, 58 P)
• Language disorders (1 C, 22 P)
• Listening (14 P)

M

• Mass media (45 C, 60 P)
• Meetings (20 C, 91 P)

N

• Neuro-linguistic programming (2 C, 5 P)
• Nonverbal communication (4 C, 55 P)

O

• Oral communication (15 C, 55 P)

P

• Parting traditions (2 C, 12 P)
• Prayer (13 C, 71 P)
• Propaganda (13 C, 60 P)

S

• Sign systems (5 C, 15 P)
• Social networks (16 C, 124 P)
• Speech (11 C, 29 P)

T

• Teaching (7 C, 88 P)
• Telepathy (3 C, 13 P)
• Time capsules (2 C, 46 P)
• Tradition (8 C, 10 P)

W

• Writing (38 C, 182 P)

• Human communication
• Outline of communication

A

• A-not-A question
• Adaptive autonomy
• Adjacency pairs
• Ambiguity tolerance–intolerance
• Anade
• Apology (act)
• Applause
• Articulatory gestures
• Audience reception

B

• Barnlund's model of communication
• Basic interpersonal communicative skills
• Behavioral communication
• Bias-free communication
• BLUF (communication)
• Body-to-body communication
• Booing
• Bottling (concert abuse)
• Branding national myths and symbols
• Business communication

C

• Calculus of concepts
• Care perspective
• Cascade Model of Relational Dissolution
• Chew the fat
• Clapping
• Closed-loop communication
• Cluttering
• Code-mixing
• Cognitive academic language proficiency
• Cognitive complexity
• Collapsing sequence
• Committee
• Communibiology
• Communication ethics
• Communication for Development
• Communication for social change
• Communication in small groups
• Communication noise
• Communication quotient
• Communication rights
• Complaining
• Comprehensive model of information seeking
• Concreteness
• Confession
• Council circle
• Cross-cultural communication
• Cued speech
• Cultural competence
• Cultural learning
• Cursor (user interface)

D

• Difference theory
• Discussion group
• Diversity Icebreaker
• Double empathy problem
• Double-swing model

E

• Echo answer
• Echo subject
• Ecolinguistics
• Emotional competence
• Error
• Ethical persuasion
• Expatriate social capital

F

• Face (social sciences)
• Filled pause
• Filler (linguistics)
• Functional attitude theory
• Fundamental interpersonal relations orientation

G

• Gatekeeping (communication)
• Gaze
• Gibb categories
• Global Language Monitor
• Gossip
• Grounding in communication
• Group development

H

• Head bobble
• Heckler
• Hockett's design features
• Holding hands
• Human–machine system
• Human–robot interaction

I

• I-message
• Intercomprehension
• Intercultural communication
• Intercultural communication principles
• International auxiliary language
• International communication
• Interpersonal communication
• Intrapersonal communication

J

• Jewish-Palestinian Living Room Dialogue Group

K

• Kentish fire

L

• Language
• Large-group communication
• Linguistic ecology
• Lip reading
• LogoVisual thinking
• Lombard effect

M

• Manual communication
• Mee-mawing
• Message stick
• Meta-discussion
• Milieu control
• Mirroring
• Miscommunication
• Models of communication
• Mondialogo

N

• Namaste
• Narrative communication
• News
• Nonviolent Communication

O

• Omotenashi
• Ostension
• Othello error

P

• Paralanguage
• Perspective-taking
• Persuasive technology
• Pickup artist
• Point of contact
• Poole's multiple sequence model
• Public

Q

• Qualitative Research Reports in Communication
• Question
• Quotation

R

• Rapport
• Relevance theory
• Rumor

S

• Schramm's model of communication
• Shrug
• Simple task-actor protocol
• Social constructionism
• Social skills
• Source–message–channel–receiver model of communication
• Standing ovation
• Structural differential
• Subvocal recognition
• Subvocalization
• Supportive communication
• Symbolic behavior

T

• Tadoma
• Thinking environment
• Touching heads
• Two-way communication

U

• U and non-U English
• Unconscious communication
• Unsaid
• User interface

V

• Visual language

W

• Wallflower (people)
• Welcome
• World Congress on Communication for Development
• Writing

Y

• Yale attitude change approach