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20 Cards in this Set
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Communication
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Act by on or more person of sending and recieving messages that occur
1.occur within a context 2. are distorted by noise 3.have some effect 4. provide opportunity for feedback |
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Intrapersonal communication
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Communication you have with yourself
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Interpersonal communication
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communication between two persons or among a small group
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interviewing
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communication that proceeds by question and answer
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Organizational communication
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Communication that takes place within an organization among members of organization
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public speaking
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communication between a speaker and an audience
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computer mediated communication
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communication b/t people that takes place through some computer connection
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Mass Communication
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communication from one source to many receivers, who may be scattered throughout the world
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Context
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1.physical-tangible or concrete environment in which communication takes place
2.social-psychological- status relationship, roles, cultural rules 3.temporal-time of day as well as time in history 4.cultural- beliefs, values ect. shared by a group |
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Source 1
receiver 2 |
1. speaker
2. listener |
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1.Encoding
2.Decoding |
1. speaking or writing
2. Act of recieving messages |
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Communication competence
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knowledge of the social aspects of communication
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Messages
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what you communicate
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Feedback
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Messages sent back to the speaker
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Channel
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medium through which the message passes
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noise
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anything that interferes with receiving a message
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Ethics
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wrights and wrongs
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communication accommodation theory
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adjust or accommodate to the speaking style of your listeners in order to gain believability, likability and social approval
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ambiguity
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terms that can mean many different things
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inevitability
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communication is inevitable
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