Communication with others helps to shape which area(s) of our lives? cultural and professional personal and social/civic personal and professional cultural, professional, social/civic, and personal
Answer: 2nd option; personal, social or civic.
Communication is the process of get in touch with others. This may be done in writing, face-to-face meeting, or telecommunicating.
This is required (getting shaped) for social needs, for participating needs, or for personal needs.
Example: participating in a social gathering on the eve of Christmas day.
Communication with others helps to shape which area(s) of our lives? cultural and professional personal and...
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