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Communication
the process of sending & receiving messages in order to share common meanings
Messages
consists of the ideas & feelings that make up the content of communication
Verbal
actual words one uses
Nonverbal
without words or sounds
Vocal
messages made up of voices, sounds, & the way in which words are said
Channels
are the sound waves, light waves, & sense of touch by which messages are sent
Feedback
verbal & nonverbal messages that tell the speakers how they are perceived
Positive
continue what you are doing
Negative
there is a problem & you should make a change
Self-Feedback
messages you give yourself as you pay attention to your own behavior
Encoding
the process of turning ideas & feelings into verbal & nonverbal symbols
Decoding
finding the meaning of verbal & nonverbal symbols
Communication Barrier
(noise or interference) anything that gets in the way of clear communication
Physical Noise
any sound that prevents a person from being heard
Psychological Noise
thoughts & feelings that distract people from listening
Semantic Noise
interference cause by words that trigger negative feelings against the speakers or content of the speech
Intrapersonal Communication
within oneself (talking to yourself)
Interpersonal Communication
between 2 (one-on-one w/ another person)
Group Communication
3+ people working together (small groups)
Public Communication
1+ people present a message to a group of inactive listeners (informed & organized & must connect w/ an audience)
Mass Communication
1+ people present to a large unseen audience
Communication Apprehension
being afraid to speak, generally in public situations
How many Americans feel extremely uncomfortable about any form of public speaking?
80% to 90%
Fear
an unpleasant feeling of anxiety or apprehension caused by the presence or anticipation of danger
Phobia
a persistent, irrational fear that causes a person to avoid specific situations
Confidence
is the feeling that you have when you believe that you are capable of handling a situation successfully
Content
have something worthwhile to say (1st)
Organization
have a type of outline (2nd)
Notes
jot down important ideas (3rd)
Friendliness
being nice = friendly audience (4th)
Impression
get off to a good start (5th)
Dedication
practice, practice, practice (6th)
Empathy
understanding others thoughts (7th)
Newness
apply some originality (8th)
Conviction
believe in what you say (9th)
Enthusiasm
get excited & fired up! (10th)
Listening
receiving part of the communication process
Hearing
automatic reaction of the senses & nervous system while listening is understanding what is said
Passive Listeners
the listener does not share in the responsibility nor involve himself in the communication process
Active Listeners
the listener plays an active role in the communication process
How many words do we hear per minute?
120 - 180 words

but we hear/process much quicker
Appreciative Listening
listening to enjoy
Discriminative Listening
single out one particular sound from a noisy environment
Empathetic Listening
encourages people to talk freely w/o fear of embarrassment
Critical Listening
evaluates a message for logic & value
A good listener will...
1. provide encouragement
2. ask for explanations
3. paraphrase the message
4. summarize the message
5. put it down on paper