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Communication
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Process of using messages to create meaning.
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Components of Communication
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1. Process
2. Messages 3. Meaning |
There are three components...
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Process
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Any activity that happens overtime.
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One of the three components of communication.
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Messages
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Ideas, emotions, or concepts that are exchanged from one person to another, either verbally ornonverbally.
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One of the components of communication.
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Meaning
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The understanding assigned to a message.
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One of the components of communication.
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Model of Communication
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Sender -- Encoding -- Receiver
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Order of communication transmission
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Channel
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The way communication is transmitted.
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Decoding
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Giving meaning to a message by the receiver.
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Feedback
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Response to sent communication.
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Noise
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Anything that interrupts the transmission of the message from the sender to the receiver.
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Rules of Communication
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1. Communication is Dynamic
2. Communication Starts with You 3. Communication Happens in Context 4, Never Happens the Same Way Twice 5. Communciation is Inevitable 6. Communication is Irreversible |
What are the 6 rules of communication?
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Communication is Dynamic
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This rule of communication describes the way in which communication is cyclical in nature and is in the process of constant change and evolution. People and technology affect and change the face of communication and communication then affects the way people think and communicate.
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Communication Starts with You
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A rule of communication that describes how opinions formed from our experiences affect the way in which we communicate.
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Communication Opinions
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1. Attitudes
2. Beliefs 3. Values |
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Attitude
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Our predisposition towards something that causes us to act in a positive or negative way.
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Attitudes
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_____ are rooted in our beliefs and are the easiest to change beacuse they tend to be a learned behavior.
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Beliefs
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Our convictions.
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Values
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Notions that are longheld and dictate our attitudes towards people, ideas, objects, and events.
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Values
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_______ are the hardest to change because of their long-standing tradition within an individual's life.
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Opinions
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Your ___________ could impede you from getting to knowother people and broaden your horizens by learning about other places and cultures.
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Context
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The setting or set of circumstances in which communication occurs and has a huge bearing on how we communicate.
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Communication Happens in Context
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The rule of communication that describes how the set of circumstances communication is occuring in affects it.
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Communication does not Happen the Same Way Twice
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Rule of communication that describes the notion that communication can never occur the exact same.
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Communication is Inevitable
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Rule of communication that describes how communication is always happening whether we like it to or not.
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Communication is Irreversible
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Rule of communication that describes how once something is communicatied it cannot be taken back.
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1.Age
2.Gender 3.Race 4.Religion 5.Educaiton 6.Socioeconomics 7.Political 8.Sexual Orientation 9.Culture 10.Life Experiences |
Ten Factors of Communication
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AGRRESPSCL
A Great Rare Riddle Easy Simple Practiced Slowly Clues Learned |
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Age
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We are expected to communicate in ways that reflect our ________.
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Religion
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Although it may seem that _________ factors of communication are verbal, many images of __________ carry strong communicated messages and vary between different ___________.
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Culture
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A system of shared beliefs, values, traditions, and behaviors that are special to a given society or group of people.
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Culture
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The overarching factor of communication that affects communication, taking on aspects of all of the other 8 factors.
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Levels of Communication
1. Intrapersonal 2. Interpersonal 3. Public 4. Mass |
What are the three levels of Communication?
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There are 4 levels of communication.
I Include Private Matters |
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Intrapersonal Communication
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The transmission of messages to create meaning in one's self.
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Self-Concept
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How an individual perceive themselves
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Self-Talk
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Conversations that we have with ourselves
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Interpersonal Communication
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Exchange of messages to create meaning between at least two people.
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Relationship Building
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_______________ is the level of communication in which relationship building takes place.
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Two Levels of Interpersonal Communication
1.Dyadic 2.Small Group |
What are the two sub-levels of interpersonal communication?
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Dyadic Communication
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Communication that occurs between two people.
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Small Group Communication
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Communication that occurs between at lkeast three people in a small group.
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Public Communication
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Form of communication often used to inform or entertain. The transmission of a message from a single sender to numerous receivers.
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Mass Communication
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Level of communication in which a single sender transmits a message to a great number of unseen receivers through a mediated system.
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Which of the following is one fo the ten factors that affect communication?
a. Race b. Political Affiliation c. Life Experiences d. Religion e. All of the above |
e. All of the above
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Which of the following is not one of the rules of communication?
a. Happens in context b. Is inevitable c. is dynamic d. is reversible e. never occurs the same way twice |
d. is reversible
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Which of the following is not an example of nonverbal communication?
a. Smiliing at a co-worker in the hall b. Flagging down a motorist c. Yawning during a class lecture d. All of the above e. None of the above |
d. All of the above
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Relationship building takes place on which level of communication?
a. Intrapersonal b. Interpersonal c. Public d. Mass e. All of the above |
b. Interpersonal
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Advertisements on the radio are examples of _________?
a.Interpersonal b.Intrapersonal c. Public d. Mass e. All of the above |
d. Mass
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Of the factors that can affect communication, ________ is the overarching factor, taking on all aspects of the others.
a. Race b. Socioeconomics c. Political Affiliation d. Religion e. Culture |
e. Culture
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Self-Concept and Self-Talk are both important dimensions on which level of communication?
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Intrapersonal
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Dyadic communication and small group communication are sub-groups of which level of communication?
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Interpersonal
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Language, dress, food, music and entertainment are all aspects of a group's ________.
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Culture
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