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18 Cards in this Set
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Linear model
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Is a one-way phenomenon
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Interactive model
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This model is not too different from the linear model, just that there is an addition of feedback
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Transactional model
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This model allows people to connect through communication…people can transact with each other. Everyone is a sender and receiver in this model.
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Channel
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Initiator and encoder
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Sender
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decoder of message
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Message
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Stimulus that produces meaning
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Encode
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sender
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Decode
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receiver
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Context
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The environment in which communication occurs; the who, what, where, when, why, and how of communication
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Noise
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Interference with effective transmission and reception of a message
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Fields of Experience
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Cultural background, ethnicity, geographic location, extent of travel, and general personal experiences
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What are the most common myths about communication?
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Communication is a cure-all
Communicating is just common sense Communication quantity=quality |
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Define communication competence (recognize general elements of communication competence).
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Communication competence is communicating effectively and appropriately in a given context. Communication competence is a we-oriented relationship not a me-oriented relationship. This is what makes a relationship successful.
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Content
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What is actually said and done
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Relationship
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How the message defines or redefines the association between individuals
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There are 5 general ways to achieve communication competence.
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Knowledge
Skills Sensitivity Commitment Ethics |
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Perception
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The process of selecting, organizing, and interpreting data from our senses.
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What is a perceptual schema/set?
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Is a mental predisposition to perceive a stimulus in a fixed way as the result of an expectation.
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