2.1 Flashcards
relationship between technology
and culture is
complex and diverse.
ensure that technology embraces
cultural values, positive
transformations in society.
Communication is
MP, SIR, BPP
multifaceted process,
shaping interpersonal
relationships,
both personal and professional.
technology embraces
cultural values, facilitates positive
transformations in society.
Colin Steele, in his article,
intricacies
of communication by elucidating 4 fundamental
principles that govern complex process
1st princiole - Communication is inevitable
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every action,
spoken word, a silent gesture, choice of attire, or silence, is a form of communication
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• Individuals constant state of transmitting
messages, without even realizing it. This relentless
transmission of signals demands a heightened
awareness.
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• Every glance, gesture, word carries with plethora
of possible interpretations.
2nd principle - Communication is Permanent
- Permanence of communication, “Taste your words before you spit them out.”
- irreversible nature of spoken words.
ex:
In the heat of moment or informal settings, one might
let slip words or sentiments that, in hindsight, individuals
might regret. - Steele’s emphasis foresight and reflection. pausing and reflecting communication remains
constructive a relationship-affirming
Astute
communicator remains (communication is inevitable)
ever-vigilant, weighing ramifications of messages and how perceived
3rd principle - Communication as
Complex.
- Dr. Julia Wood’s definition of
communication as employ
symbols to craft and discern meanings.
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- arises from the multifarious interpretations
words. Single word
(connotative) and (denotative) leading
to ambiguities.
- Steele highlights six identity variables that
influence communication, from self-perception to
how one believes they are perceived by others.
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- this intricate web, adept communicator strive to
minimize ambiguities, seeking clarity to ensure accurate
message interpretation
Contextual Nature Of Communication. 4th Principle
Every communication occurs within specific context, psychological, relational, situational or cultural.
- The psychological context: individual’s emotional
state, - Relational context: depth of
relationship between communicators - Situational context: setting of the communication, formal office or a casual coffee shop.
- cultural context: norms and behaviors of different cultures, influence
communication patterns.
Recognizing and adapting to these
contexts is a hallmark of a skilled communicator.
Context influences the tone of the communication but also sets the stage for the interaction.
AGREE
The sender’s role is paramount because they set the trajectory for the communication, determining what message is conveyed and how.
AGREE
Messages are purely verbal, like a spoken conversation or a written letter.
DISAGREE
Whether it is a face-to-face chat, a phone call, or a television broadcast, the channel can significantly impact how the message is
received.
AGREE
The success of the communication largely depends on how effectively the sender transmit the message.
AGREE