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A definition of interpersonal communication Interpersonal communication can mean the ability to relate to people in written as well as verbal communication.  This type of communication can occur in both a one-on-one and a group setting.  This also means being able to handle different people in different situations, and making people feel at ease.  Gestures such as eye contact, body movement, and hand gestures are also part of interpersonal communication.  The most common functions of interpersonal communication are listening, talking and conflict resolution.  Types of interpersonal communication vary from verbal to non-verbal and from situation to situation.  Interpersonal communication involves face-to-face communication in a way that accomplishes the purpose and is appropriate. page updated by Jill Daniel Ryan Doughan Natalya Wielenga Jessica Moeller Amy Scherbring Fall, 2000

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