How can Demonstrative Communication be Effective or Ineffective

Demonstrative Communication
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Demonstrative communication entails passing messages and information using several modes such as verbal and non verbal with variations between the two, where they are used in solidarity or in combination (Manero, 2014).
For the demonstrative communication to be effective, it is crucial that speaker is clear to the point. This also means that they have to summarize their points to fit the most crucial ones other than bloated lectures. Every time the speaker puts out his information, he should also try and read the body language of the listeners, as this could give vital clues of the progress. Tonal variation is crucial when making specific emphasis while at the same time maintaining eye contact. For the listeners, active participation shows interest. The body language of the listener also matter a lot with reference to the effective demonstrative communication (Papa, 2014). Where the demonstrative communication is ineffective, there are elements of noise such that the two parties are not coordinated in any way. Other than that the listeners tend to have wrong interpretations, while at the same time, they ignore the content. In most of th...