Communication technique is a specific method or set of actions used to convey, receive, interpret, or respond to messages in order to facilitate effective interaction. Techniques may involve verbal strategies, such as questioning, paraphrasing, clarification, and feedback, as well as nonverbal behaviors, including eye contact, gestures, facial expressions, and vocal cues ^[1][2]. Their selection and application depend on the purpose of the interaction, the communication context, and the needs of the participants. Communication techniques can help improve message clarity, encourage participation, manage misunderstandings, and support the development of interpersonal relationships ^[2][3]. They are commonly developed and refined through practice, observation, and feedback.