Supply the missing paragraph: the following passage is incomplete with one paragraph missing. Study the paragraph in about 100 words. Make sure that your tone and diction are in unity with the passage provided.
Benefits of Face-to-Face Communication
Face-to-face communication is the first basic communication method. In the era of information technology, people are now faced with a myriad of communication options. Be it letters, emails, or telephone conversations, none is more effective than face-to-face interaction, because it helps the speaker to convey a complete message, obtain immediate feedback, and build trusting relationship.
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_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ In addition, face-to-face communication provides immediate feedback. If the message is ambiguous, the speaker can clarify it right away. The listener can raise questions if he feels confused. Hence, the speaker can detect and prevent possible misunderstandings or confusion among the listeners. Since all the people involved in the interactive process can easily see each other, their approval, interest, or disregard can easily be deduced and dealt with. Renowned CEOs, like Bill Gates, attach much importance to face-to-face communication and highly appreciate the timely responses of the staff at business meetings.
Lastly, face-to-face communication enhances the relationship between people. It’s difficult to build rapport only over emails or through phone calls. It seems that people tend to depend less and less on face-to-face talks to express their gratitude and appreciation, but this form of contact is extremely important for establishing trusting relationship. As an office worker, what would you feel when your colleagues come up to your desk and congratulate you on the great report you sent or the presentation you made recently? If a team leader calls his team members to the office just to say “thanks” and pat their backs, the team will be sure to take a liking to him immediately.
Even in the modern world full of electronic communication devices, face-to-face communication remains the most powerful human interaction. Without face-to-face communication, information recipients have to interpret an incomplete message, because much of the information gained in communication is derived from non-verbal cues. They have no chance to question the speaker or clarify the information. Moreover, they are unlikely to feel warmth from or build trust on the message deliverer. Therefore, face-to-face interaction cannot be replaced by other forms of communication.     TO BEGIN WITH, FACE-TO-FACE COMMUNICATION AFFORDS THE SPEAKER THE OPPORTUNITY TO DELIVER HIS COMPLETE MESSAGE. IN A FACE-TO-FACE INTERACTION, EMOTIONS, MOODS AND EXPRESSIONS COME FORTH TO THE SURFACE, WHICH ARE NOT SEEN OR FELT FROM WRITTEN WORDS OR WORDS SPOKEN ON THE TELEPHONE. THROUGH EYE CONTACT, FACIAL EXPRESSIONS AND BODY LANGUAGE, THE SPEAKER GIVES THE LISTENER A THOROUGH IDEA OF HIS POINT OF VIEW. ALL THESE FACTORS INFLUENCE HOW THE SAME WORDS ARE RECEIVED. FOR EXAMPLE, BY LEANING FORWARD ON HIS CHAIR, OPENING HIS ARMS AND MOVING HIS HANDS IN A FORCEFUL MANNER, THE SPEAKER CAN CONVEY INTEREST AND LEADERSHIP. 
