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23 Cards in this Set
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Communication
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the process of sharing information by using symbols to send and receive messages
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verbal communication
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communication through speaking and writing
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non-verbal communication
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a method of communicating that consists of all the elements of comunication other than words
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sender
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a person who sends a message
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receiver
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the person that receives a message
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message
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ideas and feelings that make up the content of communication
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medium (channel)
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teh means used to send messages
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encoding
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the proceess of turning ideas and feelings into verbal and non-verbal communications (putting into a form that can be transmitted)
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decoding
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finding the meaning of verbal and non-verbal symbols
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public communication
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a formal speaking situation in which on person speaks to an audience of many individuals to entertain, inform or persuade them
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group communication
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a goal-directed form of communication in which people meet ina group for the purpose of sharing information, solving a problem, or arriving at a workable decision
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interpersonal communication
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communication between two or more people
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intrapersonal communication
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communication with yourself (thinking, writing in journal, diary)
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stage fright
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the nervousness that speakers or performers feel before and during a presentation
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interference
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anything that interfers with or gets in the way of clear communication
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listening
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getting meanings from sounds that are heard
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hearing
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being able to detect sounds
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feedback
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verbal and nonverbal reactions that indicates a sender that the message has been received and understood
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informational speech
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a speech that provides information an presents facts
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persuasive speech
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a speech tht establishes a fact, changes a belief, or moves an audience to act on a policy
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oral interprelation
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the art of verbally communicating the ideas, feelings, and basic scheme or structure or a work of literature to one or more people
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debate
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a format public speaking in which participants prepare and present speeches on opposite sides of an issue to determine which side has the stronger arguments
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theater
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consists of commedy and tragidy
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