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communication
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concious/unconcious, intentional/unintentional process in which feelings and ideas are expressed as verbal/nonverbal messages that are sent, received and comprehended
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public communication
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sending a message to an audience
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selective communication
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we can pick what symbols we use
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source
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originator of the message
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receiver
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recipient of the message
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messages
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actual messages being sent
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feedback
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response to a message
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frame of reference
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perceptual screen
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perceptions
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the way you view the world
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encode
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putting ideas into message form
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primary signal system
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all sense -- seeing, hearing, tasting, smelling, touching
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decode
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translating the message
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channel
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the channel the message travels through (face to face, phone, TV)
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noise
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potential disruptions to the communication
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linear model of communication
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no chance for the audience to give feedback
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interactional model of communication
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i.e. an ordered debate, instant messaging, or e-mail
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transactional model of communication
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a normal conversation. basically when everyone can talk at once
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ethical communicators
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respecting others ideas or concerns
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environmental noise
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outside interference, such as noises
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physiological-impairment noise
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deafness/blindness
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semantic noise
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meanings of words differing. british boot vs. american boot
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syntactical noise
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the syntax of the sentence is wrong, sounding out of order
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organizational noise
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the organization of one's argument could be all wrong
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cultural noise
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preconceived notions of another culture could alter communication
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psychological noise
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you could be distracted and not paying attention
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ethnocentrism
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thinking your culture is the best of all
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