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Explain why it is important to study communication.

Communication touches every aspect of Our Lives.


* to improve your employability.


* to improve your relationships.


* to improve your health.

Define communication

Communication- the process of acting on information.

Describe five characteristics of the communication process

1. Communication is about making sense


2. Communication is about sharing sense


3. Communication is about creating meaning


4. Communication is about verbal and nonverbal messages.

Communication is..

1. Inescapable


2. Irreversible


3. Complicated

Define content dimension

The new information, ideas, or suggested actions the speaker wishes to express.

Define relationship dimension

Offers cues about the emotions, attitudes, and amount of power and control the speaker directs toward others.

Name the three communication models

1. Communication as action


2. Communication as interaction


3. Communication as transaction

Describe three criteria for communication competence

1. Message should be understood


2. Message should achieve its intended effect


3. Message should be ethical.

What is mediated communication?

Any communication expressed by a some Channel other than those used when we communicate in person.

State the five communication principles for a lifetime.

1. Be aware of your communication with yourself and others.


2. Effectively use and interpret verbal messages.


3. Effectively use and interpret nonverbal messages.


4. Listen and respond thoughtfully to others.


5. Appropriately adapt messages to others.

The capacity to observe and reflect upon one's own mental States is termed..

Self-awareness

People operate at one of four levels, those levels are..

1. Unconscious incompetence- we don't know what we don't know.


2. Conscious incompetence- we know what we don't know.


3. Conscious competence- we are aware of what we know or can do something, but it has not yet become an integrated skill or habit.


4. Unconscious competence- skill is second nature.

Your interior identity or subjective description of Who You Think You Are would remain stable over time

self-concept

Your view of yourself in a particular situation

Self-image

Self-concept components are your..

1. Attitudes


2. Beliefs


3. Values


Name the three types of selves.

1. The material self


2. The social self


3. The spiritual self

The stability associated with having a clear sense of who you are and being confident in your identity

Self concept clarity

The idea that what you believe about yourself often comes true because you expect it to come true

Self-fulfilling prophecy

Four factors provide clues about the nature of self-esteem. They are..

1. Gender


2. Social comparison


3. Self expectations


4. Self-fulfilling prophecy

6 communication strategies for enhancing one's self-esteem are..

1. Engage in positive self-talk


2. Visualize


3. Reframe


4. Develop honest relationships


5. Surround yourself with positive people


6. Lose your baggage

State the three stages of the perception process

1. Attention and selection


2. Organization


3. Interpretation

Increasing your awareness, avoiding stereotypes, and checking your perception all do what?

Enhance your powers of perception

The importance of listening and responding skills include:

1. Enhancing our relationships with others.


2. Helps us collaborate with others.


3. Link speaker with audience.

Identify the elements of the listening process

1. Selecting


2. Attending


3. Understanding


4. Remembering

Described four listening Styles.

1. Relational listening Style


2. Analytical listening Style


3. Critical listening Style


4. Task-oriented listening Style


Self-Focus, emotional noise, and criticism are all what?

Self barriers

Processing rate, information overload, receiver apprehension, and shifting attention are all what?

Information processing barriers

Barriers of time and berriers of place are..

Context berriers

To improve your listening skills you must...

1. Stop


2. Look


3. Listen