Communication And Media

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What is Communication?

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Refers to people or groups of people importing or exchanging messages through a variety medium

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4 types of Communication

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1. Interpersonal

2. Mediated Interpersonal

3. Organizational

4. Public

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_____ (2009) defines interpersonal communication tht involves interaction through the use of voices and body

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Turow

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_____- It is a form of communicatiin that involves two to three individuals interaction through the use of ____ and ____.

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Interpersonal; voices and bodies

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______ -Is a communication mediated through the use of devices such as ___,____,____.

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Mediated Interpersonal; pen, telephone or computer

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Is a communication done in working environment

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Organizational

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____ stands in between the parties of communication.

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Technology

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Involves one person communicating to a large number of people or audience.

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Public

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Example of Public Communication

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Priest delivering his Homily.

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Example of Organizational Communication

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Faculty meetings, memo, seminar

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All these forms or types of communication delivered ___-to-____ or through ____ _____ involves messages.

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Face-to-face; media channels

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It refers to any form of communication passed or transmitted using a channel

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Messages

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___-It is aCollection of symbols that appear purposefully organized(_____, 2007)

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Messages: Turow

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Eight Elements of Message

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1. Source

2. Encoding

3. Transmitting

4. Channels

5. Decoding

6. Noise Interference

7. Receiver

8. Feedback

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It is where the message came from

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Source

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It can be a person or an organization

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Source

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A process by which a message is translated so it can be transmitted to another party

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Encoding

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An actual act of sending the message

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Transmitting

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Can either be through a person's vocal cords and facial muscle

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Transmitting

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Technologies are the lines that enable the act of sending or transmitting

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Channel

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Transmitted impulse are converted to sign as the brain perceived and process it

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Decoding

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A process by which the receiver translate the source's thoughts and idea so that they can have the meaning

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Decoding

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There is somethinf that interfers in the transmittal process

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Noise Interference

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Is the one who gets the message that was sent through channels

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Receiver

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Response generated message that was sent to the receiver

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Feedback

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Diagram of the elemnets

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NOISE INTERFERENCE

Source -> Encoding -> Transmitting -> Channels -> Decoding -> Receiver -> Feedback (go again to source)