Types of Messages in Communications

The video tutorial explains the different types of messages in communication: primary, secondary, auxiliary, and residual. Primary messages convey the main information, while secondary messages add emotional or purposeful context. Auxiliary messages include non-verbal cues like body language. Residual messages are what remains after the communication is processed. Each type plays a distinct role in effective communication.

What is the primary message in a communication process?

How does secondary information differ from primary information in communication?

In what ways can emotional states influence the communication process?

What role do auxiliary messages play in communication?

Can you explain what residual messages are and their significance?