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What are the Five Roles that Prevent Clear Expression?
- Controller
- Pleaser
- Blamer
- Distractor
- Ghost
What is Communication?
The transactional process in which communicators attempt to influence and are influenced by others.
What is Verbal Communication?
All spoken and written communication.
What are the 4 principles of verbal communication?
- Symbolic
- Rule Governed
- Defines and Limits
- Let's Us Create
What is Nonverbal Communication?
All communication that is not spoken or written.
What are the principles of Nonverbal communication?
- Continuous
- Conveys Emotion
- More Universal
- Multichanneled
- Ambigious
What is Transactional?
Each person communicating is sender and receiver simultaneously.
What are the Components of Communications?
- Communicators
- Message
- Encode
- Decode
- Noise
- Channel
What are Communicators?
Sending and Receiving messages in an event
What is a Message?
Thought or feeling to convey
What is encoding?
Convert into verbal or nonverbal that is complex
What is decoding?
Making sense of the message
What is Noise?
Physical or psychological interference reducing decoding
What is Channel?
Medium for which the message is communicated
What are the advantages of I-Statements?
- The listener knows who the originator or owner of the statement is
- Provide a target for the listener of the message to respond
- Let you know when people are speaking to others
- More thoughtful statements
What are the Four Levels of Communication?
1) Surface Talk
2) Reporting Facts
3) Giving Opinions
4) Sharing Opinions
What are Men's Conversational Stategies?
- Status and Independence
- Competative
- Asymetric (Reporting, lecturing, fixing, and competing)
What are the characteristics of asymetrical relationship?
- Lecturing
- Giving advice
- Directing
- Evaluating
- Problem-solving
- Challenging
- Competing
What are a Women's Conversational Strategies?
- Connection and intimacy
- Cooperative
- Symmetric (quality of relationship)
What are the characteristics of symmetric relationship?
- cooperation
- equality
-rapport building
- acceptance
- listening
- questioning
- empathy
- exploring problems
- encouragement
- mutual understanding
- complimenting
- negotiating
What are the Guidelines for Speaking Clearly?
- Be Specific
- Communicate Observations, not Inferences
- Communicate about a Behavior, Not the Person
- Communicate in terms of "More or less" not "Either-Or)
- Share Ideas, Don't Give Advice
- Communicate what was said, not why it was said
- Match Nonverbal and Verbal Communication
How to Reduce Anxiety when Speaking?
- It's Natural to be Anxious
- You appear much more relaxed than you feel
- Have something important to say (its the essential rule of thumb)
- Practive what you're going to say
- Release your tension before you speak
- experience reduces anxiety
- the group is on your side