English Final

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receiver

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target of the senders communication; a decorder of a message

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sender

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initiator of communication; a speaker who uses verbal and nonverbal means of communication

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nonverbal communication

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messages sent by means other than words

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channel

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means of transmitting a message; a medium related to the senses

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encoding

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senders selection of a means of expression; translating ideas into forms of expression

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message

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Information; a systematic translation of a senders intention into a code; the product of a senders efforts at communication.

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feedback

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the response of the reciever of the sender's message, which tells the sender how the message was recieved.

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decoding

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the revievers giving meaning to a message through their own perceptions.

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interference

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anything that disrupts or prevents a reviever's interpretation of a sender's message as the latter intended it.

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intrapersonal communication

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talking to yourself/ constructing accurate picture of oneself and using the info to plan and direct lfe

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interpersonal communication

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talking to others/ those who understand and interact with others

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verbal communitcaiton

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sending a message to a reciever through words

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hearing

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physical process

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listening

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active mental process

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fill-in

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a bad habit-gaps left by selective listening

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pseudolistening

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bad habit- acting like your listening

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social group

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a group whose main focus is to provide friendship

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informal group

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a group that is formed to deal with a certain need

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subgroup

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a group that is big but is made up of several small groups

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isolate

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to set apart from

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democratic leader

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someone who rules iwth a democratic attitude and generally asks the opinons of everyone

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defensive

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bad habit-focus on ideas not even there and interpret as personal attacks

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self-centered

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bad habit-rehearsing what you will say while speaker is speaking

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formal group

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exsits for a length of time, structured

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clique

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memebers are very close and make others feel unwanted

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parlimentary procedure

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set of rules for running large group meeting based on majority to decide

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procedural statement

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statements that move a disscusionfrom one subjectto another

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solutions

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the act of solving a problem

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left brain

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focuses on logic and you would be good at math and science

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right brain

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focuses on emotions and you would be good at the English and arts

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linguistic

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ex: authors, journalists, speakers, newscasters

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logical-mathmatical

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ex: scientists, mathematicians, accountants, engineers, computer programmers

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spatial-visual

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ex: sailors, painters, pilots, sculptors

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bodily-kinesthetic

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manipulate objects and fine tune physical abilites

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musical

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ex: composers, musicians, critics

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naturalist

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classify and use environment

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wheel network

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all messages are sent to one person

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compromise

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a middle of the road solution when there are opposite points of view and no side can win

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vocal communication

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using words to send a message

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informal communication

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talking directly to someone- hi, hey, hello

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brainstorming

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process of listing ideas and evaluating

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limit the topic

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emphasize certain topic