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| anything that interferes with a message being sent or received |
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| the act of exchanging information |
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| the person who receives a message |
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| asynchronous communication |
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| communication that occurs when the sender and receiver are separated by time and/or place |
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| guidelines for courteous electronic communication. |
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| the reason for communication, such as to inform, to persuade, or to entertain |
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| communication that occurs when the sender and receiver are communicating at the same time |
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| the ability to be self-directed and to complete tasts without direct supervision |
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| a personal belief that one should work hard and do a good job |
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| detailed information about a performance, includingspecific information about what was done well and how the performance could be improved. |
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| a natural ability to understand and/or perform in a particualr area |
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| an ability that is the result of learning and/or practice |
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| personal characteristics that describe the way you act, think and feel towards yourself and others |
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| positive behaviors used when interacing with others |
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| learning through the use of the body and movement |
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| speaking, writing and reading language |
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| working with others effectively to create or produce something or accomplish a goal |
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| team members who report to a leader and support the team by performing their assigned duties |
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| way in which a person thinks and learns |
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