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Communication
the sharing of experience between 2+ people
8 elements of communication process
*source
*encoding
*messsage
*channel
*decoding
*receiver
*feedback
*noise
Perceptual filter
phychological limitations built into humans, cannot be changed
Massages
*Intentional verbal: meant to say

*unintentional verbal:mistake

*intentional nonverbal: meaned gesture

*unintentional nonverbal: unintended gesture

*
Pschological set filter
our expectations to respond mentally
Noise
semantic: misunderstood meanind

mechanical: actuall noise

environmental: whats around
3 elements of perception
*perciever
*object
*context
Communication contexts
*interperson communication
*interviewing
*intercultural
*small group
*organizational
*public
*mass
Perception comes from:
*what people tell you
*comparisons
*gender
*occupation
*shyness
*self-esteem or worth
*culture
Communication outcomes
*understanding
*pleasure
*attittude influence
*improved relationship
*action
How do we form impressions of others?
*fisrt impression:better or worst
*halo effect: associating everything on 1 status
*primary: 1st things important
*attractiveness
*expressiveness & charisma:confidence
*stereotypes
*roles
deontation
dictionary meaning
euphemisms
mild words to subsitute for blunt words
conotation
personal meaning
equivocal language
words with more than one interpretation
abstract language
vague
Interpersonal Distance:proxemics
*intimate distance: 18 in primarily non verbal

*personal distance: 1-4 feet, close relationships

*social distance: 4-12ft, business & social

*public: 12ft+, louder voice
inferences
conclusion derived from assumtions
Orientation
-the angle of your body when taking to others

*conversation(end near corner)
*cooperative(side by side)
*competitive(face to face)
*coaction(opposing corners)
dichotomies
polar words
Time usage: Chronemics
*monochronemic: 1 thing at a time

*polychronemic:multiple things at once
Visual Cues
*facial expressions
*eye behavior
*body movement
*hand gestures
*touch
*physical appearance
Modes of communication
*listening
*speaking
*writing
*reading
Eye behavior
oculesics
Four elements of listening
*hearing
*attention
*understanding
*remembering
Body Movement
kenesics
Four types of listening
*pleasurable
*discriminative
*critical
*empathetic
Touch
haptics
How to improve listening
*pay attention
*listen for main points
*use spare time
*aerobic listening
Vocal Cues
*volume
*rate
*fluency
*pitch
*quality
Essential Listening skills
*Concentrate
*Acknowledge
*Respect
*Empathize