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________________ in English is about writing. speaking, and presenting to different audiences and for various purposes.


Purposive Communication

is the method of Human Communication

Language

can be either acquired or learned

Language

Communication comes from the latin word “________” which means “__________” or make _________

communicare , to share , common

the relational process of creating and interpreting messages that elicit a response

Communication

the exchange of information, ideas, etc. by one individual to another

Communication

the process of understanding and sharing meaning

Communication

Nature of Communication


1. it is between _____ or more people


2. it is much more than ______


3. it is a ______


two


words


process

one who crafts a message, idea or information

Sender

process of converting idea or thoughts of the information into symbols

Encoding

the information, idea, thought, etc. that the speaker wants to convey

message

(t/f) - Message can be written, verbal or non-verbal

True

means of transmission or distribution of the message, aka the medium

Channel

a hindrance that prevents effective communication

Intereference

this involves noise, barrier, and block

Interference

physical and psychological space where the communication happens

Environment

this involves location, time, temperature, event

Environment

receiver’s mental processing of interpreted message into meaning

Decoding

for whom the message was created and one who receives it

Receiver

the receiver’s response or reaction to the sender’s message

Feedback

this involves facial expressions, body gesture, words or even silence

Feedback

common and shared understanding of the situation

context

this involves the environment, topic, culture, and relationship

Context

thoughts that hamper the message to be interpreted correctly by the receiver

Psychological Barrier

flaw in the machinery, instruments, or channel used to convey the message

Mechanical Barrier

misunderstanding of cultural differences between sender and receiver

Cultural Barrier

environmental factors that limit sending and receiving of messages

Physical Barrier

differences in word usage and meaning of word cause confusion

Linguistic Barrier

Communication Classification (3)

Mode, Context, Purpose & Style

most common form where words are formed

Verbal

expressed through body signals

Non-verbal

uses images, signs, and symbols to convey meaning

Visuals

through printed or composed texts

Written

within an individual

Intrapersonal

among people

Interpersonal

between 2 ppl

dyadic

3 - 15 people

small group

with the use if technological tools

Extended

business environments

Organizational

among people of diverse culture

Intercultural

to large audiences through different modes

Mass

subordinate to superior

Upward

easy to understand

clear

casual and takes place in ordinary conversation to socialize

Informal

Verbal, Non-Verbal, Visuals & Written

Mode

because all actions communicate

Inevitable

because interpreted meanings are from symbols

Complex

Principles of Interpersonal Communication


Communication is: (4)

Inevitable,


Contextual,


Irreversible,


Complex

because interpreted meanings are from symbols

Complex

Structure of Communication (3)

Downward,


Upward,


Horizontal

superior to subordinate

Downward

subordinate to superior

Upward

among members

Horizontal

1. Know your _______ communicating


2. Know your _________


3. Know your _______


4. Adjust your speech or writing to the _______ of the situation


5. Work on the _______ given to you

1. purpose


2. audience


3. topic


4. context


5. feedback

7C’s of the Principle of Effective Communication:

clear


concise


concrete


correct


coherent


complete


courteous

easy to understand

clear

brief and to the point

concise

specific, vivid, and tangible

concrete

carefully thought of to selected channel and audience to inform, persuade, intertain.

Formal

free from errors

Correct

logical flow and organization

Coherent

provide all necessary information

complete

polite and considerate

Courteous

casual and takes place in ordinary conversation to socialize

Informal

Verbal, Non-Verbal, Visuals & Written

Mode

Intrapersonal


Interpersonal


Intercultural


Organizational


Extended


Mass

Context

Formal & Informal

Purpose & Style

Principles of Interpersonal Communication


Communication is: (4)

Inevitable,


Contextual,


Irreversible,


Complex

because all actions communicate

Inevitable

because there are diverse meanings

Contextual

because what was said cannot be taken back

Irreversible

General Principles of Effective Communication


1. Know your _______ in communicating


2. Know your _________


3. Know your _______


4. Adjust your speech or writing to the _______ of the situation


5. Work on the _______ given to you

1. purpose


2. audience


3. topic


4. context


5. feedback

refers to the idea of thinking globally while acting locally

Glocal

word of choice is deliberate

Written Language

maintained in a form of dialogue

Spoken Language

language that never changes

Frozen

less formal standard english

Consultative

language among lovers or family

Intimate

Cultural norms and values

Cultural Relativism

Strategies to become a Global Communicator


Mindful P_______


Mindful S_______


Mindful L_______


Mindful R_______


Unconditional F________

Presence


Speech


Listening


Responsiveness


Friendliness

Ways to connect across geographic, political, economic, social, and cultural aspect

Global

the communication and assimilation among individuals, ethnicities, races, Institutions, governments of various nations supported by technology and compelled by international trade

Globalization

refers to the idea of thinking globally while acting locally

Glocal

refers to a society that contains several cultural or ethnic groups.

Multicultural

communication with people from different cultures

Intercultural Communication

language is carefully organized and is explanatory

Written Language

word of choice is deliberate

Written Language

follows a particular structure

Written Language

momentary

Spoken Language

spontaneous

Spoken Language

maintained in a form of dialogue

Spoken Language

less particular with structure

Spoken Language

different parts of the world form one community linked together by electronic communications, especially the internet

Global Village

Language Registers (5)

Frozen, Formal, Consultative, Casual, Intimate

language that never changes

Frozen

(Our Father who are in heaven…)

Frozen

standard english

Formal

(Please accept our sincerest gratitude)

Formal

less formal standard english

Consultative

(Appreciate it, looking forward to see you)

Consultative

language among friends

Casual

(What’s up Dawg, chilln again?)

Casual

language among lovers or family

Intimate

misunderstanding of meaning, caused by cultural differences between sender and receiver

Cultural Barrier

(Nay, tsararat ba ako?)

Intimate

Cultural norms and values

Cultural Relativism

Lack of Knowledge of others’ culture involves (4)

behaviors and beliefs


signs and symbols


stereotypes and prejudices

Discrimination and Harassment

contextual words

Language Difference

Strategies to become a Global Communicator


Mindful P_______


Mindful S_______


Mindful L_______


Mindful R_______


Unconditional F________

Presence


Speech


Listening


Responsiveness


Friendliness

Communication with the members of one's local area

Local

Ways to connect across geographic, political, economic, social, and cultural aspect

Global