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Intentional Communication is communicating purposefully, frequently and in a way that is obvious (to the ‘listener’). For example, a toddler vocalising ‘a’ ‘a’ whilst holding their arms up every time they want to be picked up. In contrast to that, a person that takes an object offered to them or smiles a lot is not ‘intentional’.
Intentional Communication is communicating purposefully, frequently and in a way that is obvious (to the ‘listener’). For example, a toddler vocalising ‘a’ ‘a’ whilst holding their arms up every time they want to be picked up. In contrast to that, a person that takes an object offered to them or smiles a lot is not ‘intentional’.
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