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16 Cards in this Set
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What is communication apprehension?
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Extent to which people exhibit anxiety about speaking to others.
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Intrapersonal Communication
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Communication with ourselves.
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Interpersonal Communication
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Message transaction between people.
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Small Group Communication
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Communication between and among members of a team who meet for a common purpose.
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Organizational Communication
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Communication with large, extended groups.
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Mass Communication
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Communication to a large audience via television, radio, newspaper or internet.
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Public Communication
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Communication in which one person gives a speech to a large audience in person.
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Physical Noise
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"External" noise. EX: bright clothing, lawn mower, loud music
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Physiological Noise
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Biological influences. Hearing, visual impairments, physical well being
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Psychological Noise
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"Internal" noise. Biases, prejudices, feelings toward a person or a message
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Semantic Noise
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Senders and receivers apply different meanings to the same message. EX: someone who speaks another language, their English isn't correct
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What does linear view suggest?
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Communication takes place in a context, or the environment in which a message is sent.
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Physical Context
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Tangible environment in which communication occurs. EX: dinner table, apartment, temperature, lighting, size of the room
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Cultural Context
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Refers to the rules, roles, norms, and patterns of communication
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Social-emotional Context
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Associated with the nature of the relationship that affects a communication encounter. EX: Are the communicators in a particular interaction friendly or unfriendly, supportive or unsupportive?
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Historical Context
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Messages are understood in relationship to previously sent messages.
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