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G11Q1 Oralcom > 2. Kinds of Communication > Flashcards

2. Kinds of Communication Flashcards

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transmits messages without relying on language or speech. It uses audio signals or visual signals to communicate a message.

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Non-verbal communication

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Language of the body

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Kinesics

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Language of space

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Proxemics

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Language of touch

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Haptics

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Language of time

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Chronemics

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Language of looks

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Appearance

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Language of objects

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Artifacts

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Refers to various nonverbal cues we can hear in our voice

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Paralanguage

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Elements of paralanguage

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Vocal Quality
Pitch
Tempo
Volume
Junctures

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10
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Refers to how pleasant or unpleasant a person’s voice sounds

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Vocal Quality

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The lowness or highness of tone

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Pitch

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How fast or slow someone speaks

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Tempo

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Describes the force of the voice or how loud or soft it goes.

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Volume

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Breaks or pauses applied at the end of utterances or between thoughts

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Junctures

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Uses written or spoken language to transmit information or messages. It involves sound production; utterance of words, phrases and sentences through speech.

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Verbal Communication

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Basic Features of Human Language

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Phonology
Semantics
Morphology
Syntax
Pragmatics

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Studies the system of sound in language including how sound is organized and structured to convey meaning.

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Phonology

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Deal with meaning of words, phrases, and sentences in a language. It explains different connotations and denotation

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Semantics

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associated meaning

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connotations

20
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dictionary meaning of words

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denotation

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Studies the formation of words.

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Morphology

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Words can be divided into two categories

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content words and function words

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When one studies how words are put together to form grammatically correct sentences in language.

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Syntax

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Touches on how language is used. It is how words can be interpreted in various scenarios.

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Pragmatics

25
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Voice quality is usually referred to as

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timbre or tone color

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