Occ :,)

Front 1

is a process of sharing and conveying messages or information from one person to another using different means, medium, context, media, and cultures.

Back 1

Communication

Front 2

the basic functions of communication are to

Back 2

achieve understanding and to persuade, inform, entertain and manage relationships.

Front 3

Nature of communication(1-4)

Back 3

•Communication is a process

•Communication is much more of an art than science

•Communication has a sender and receiver

• communication is verbal or non-verbal

Front 4

Nature of communication(5-7)

Back 4

• communication is inevitable

• communication is irreversible

• communication is unrepeatable

Front 5

who is the source of the message

Back 5

sender

Front 6

which is the shared information, can be conveyed in words or action

Back 6

message

Front 7

Is the recipient of the message, whose function is to decode the meaning of what was received

Back 7

receiver

Front 8

referring to the receiver’s reply to the message. Can be a reaction or response

Back 8

feedback

Front 9

Other term for sender

Back 9

Speaker

Front 10

The process of converting the message into words, action, or other forms that the speaker understands

Back 10

Encoding

Front 11

The medium or the means, such as personal or non personal verbal, or nonverbal in which the encoded message is conveyed

Back 11

Channel

Front 12

The process of interpreting the included message of the speaker by the receiver

Back 12

Decoding

Front 13

Their environment where communication takes place

Back 13

Context

Front 14

The factors that affect the flow of communication

Back 14

Barrier

Front 15

Is the mother of all communication models it is a linear one way process and consists of five elements

Back 15

Shannon-Weaver model

Front 16

Five elements that are consisted in shannon- weaver model

Back 16

Source, transmitter, channel, receiver, destination

Front 17

What is one essential element that is not in the communication process in shannon weaver model

Back 17

Feedback

Front 18

Is a two way process with the inclusion of feedback, it is more collaborative exchange of messages between communicators with the aim of understanding each other

Back 18

Transaction model

Front 19

Function of communication that functions to control behavior

Back 19

Control

Front 20

With this function of communication it allows individuals to interact with others

Back 20

Social interaction

Front 21

Communication motivates or encourages people to live better

Back 21

Motivation

Front 22

Communication facilitates people's expressions of their feelings and emotions

Back 22

Emotional expression

Front 23

Communication function to convey information

Back 23

Information dissemination

Front 24

A feature of communication should include everything that the receiver needs to hear from him or her to respond react or evaluate properly

Back 24

Completeness

Front 25

A feature of communication that makes it direct or straight to the point

Back 25

Conciseness

Front 26

A feature that considers relevant information about his or her receiver such as smooth background race preference education status and needs among others

Back 26

Consideration

Front 27

Effective communication happens when the message is concrete and supported by facts figures and real life examples and situations

Back 27

Concreteness

Front 28

The speaker shows this in communication by respecting the culture values and beliefs of his or her receiver

Back 28

Courtesy

Front 29

This implies the use of simple and specific words to express ideas

Back 29

Clearness

Front 30

In grammar eliminates negative impact on the audience and increase the credibility and effectiveness of the message

Back 30

Correctness

Front 31

A type of barrier that recognizes this kind of attitude reset and reflect on how you can be interested in what the speaker is pointing out

Back 31

Emotional barrier

Front 32

This refers to the set of specialized vocabulary in a certain field

Back 32

Use of jargon

Front 33

A type of barrier that needs to develop self confidence by joining organizations where you can share and develop your interests

Back 33

Lack of confidence

Front 34

Is a common barrier make some adjustments by asking someone to minimize the volume or by looking for a quiet area where you can resume the conversation

Back 34

Noisy environment

Front 35

Refers to an interaction in which words are used to relay a message

Back 35

Verbal communication

Front 36

The language that you use should be to______ the environment or occasion

Back 36

Appropriateness

Front 37

To achieve this be more direct with your words avoid fillers and insubstantial expressions which do not add to the message such as uhh or you know

Back 37

Brevity

Front 38

The meaning of words feelings or ideas may be interpreted differently by a listener hence it is essential for you to clearly state your message and express your ideas and feelings

Back 38

Clarity

Front 39

Word should be carefully chosen in consideration of the gender roles ethnicity preferences and status of the person or people you are talking to

Back 39

Ethics

Front 40

Words that are creatively describe things or feelings usually add color and spice to communication

Back 40

Vividness

Front 41

Refers to an interaction wear behaviour is used to convey and represent meaning

Back 41

Nonverbal communication

Front 42

This refers to communication that centers on one person where the speaker acts both as the sender and the receiver of message

Back 42

Intrapersonal

Front 43

This refers to communication between and among people and established personal relationships between and among them

Back 43

Interpersonal

Front 44

Communication that occurs between two people

Back 44

Dyad communication

Front 45

Refers to communication that involves at least three but not more than 12 people and gauging in face-to-face interaction to achieve a desired goal

Back 45

Small group

Front 46

The star prefers to communication that requires you to deliver or send a message before or in front of a group

Back 46

Public

Front 47

This refers to communication that takes place through television and radio newspaper magazines

Back 47

Mass communication

Front 48

The stylist private which occurs between or among close family members or individuals the language used in this style may not be shared in public

Back 48

Intimate

Front 49

The style is common among peers and friends jargon slang or vernacular language used

Back 49

Casual

Front 50

The style is the standard one professional or mutually acceptable language is a must in this style

Back 50

Consultative

Front 51

The style is used in formal settings unlike the consultative style this is one way

Back 51

Formal

Front 52

This style remains unchanged it occurs mostly in ceremonies

Back 52

Frozen

Front 53

Is an utterance that a speaker makes to achieve an intended effect some of a function which are carried out using speech acts are offering an apology greeting request compliant invitation compliment or refusal

Back 53

Speech act

Front 54

A type of speech act that is the actual act of uttering

Back 54

Locutionary act

Front 55

A type of speech act that is the social function of what is said

Back 55

Illocutionary act

Front 56

Is a type of speech act that is resulting act of what is said this effect is based on particular contexts in which is speech act is mention

Back 56

Perlocutionary act

Front 57

Verbs that executes the speech act that they intend to effect

Back 57

Performatives

Front 58

A type of illocutionary act in which the speaker expresses belief about the truth or a proposition

Back 58

Assertive

Front 59

A type of illocutionary act in which the speaker tries to make the addressee perform an action

Back 59

Directive

Front 60

A type of illocutionart act which commits the speaker to doing something in the future

Back 60

Commissive

Front 61

A type of Illocutionary acts in which the speaker expresses his or her feelings or emotional reactions

Back 61

Expressive

Front 62

A type of Illocutionary act which brings a change in the external situation simply put declaration bring into existence the state of affairs which they refer to

Back 62

Declaration

Front 63

A type of communicative strategy where basically you try to open a topic with people you are talking to example can be asking about the weather

Back 63

Nomination

Front 64

Refers to any limitation you may have as a speaker when communicating in the classroom in a meeting or while hanging out with your friends you are typically given specific instructions you must follow

Back 64

Restriction

Front 65

This pertains to the process by which people decide who takes the conversational floor

Back 65

Turn-taking

Front 66

Covers how procedural formality or infirmity affects the development of topic in conversation

Back 66

Topic control

Front 67

Involves moving from one topic to another and other words it is where one part of conversation ends and when another begins

Back 67

Topic shifting

Front 68

Refers to how speakers and use the problems in speaking listening and comprehending that they may encounter in conversations

Back 68

Repair

Front 69

Refers to the conversation participants close initiating an experience that end a topic in a conversation

Back 69

Termination