Chapter 6 Flashcards

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Communicating may be used to serve any of the following functions

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  1. Information function
  2. Motivation function
  3. Control function
  4. Emotive function
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2
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define communication as “a purpose of sharing information through symbols, including words and message”

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Morris Philip Wolf and Shirley Kuiper

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The communication process consists of eight steps

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  1. develop an idea
  2. encode
  3. transmit
  4. receive
  5. decode
  6. accept
  7. use
  8. provide feedback
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The factors that will affect the acceptance or rejection of a message are as follows:

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  1. the accuracy of the message
  2. whether or not the sender has the authority to send the message and/or require action; and
  3. the behavioral implications for the receiver
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5
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are those transmitted through hearing or sight.

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Verbal communication

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6
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modes of transmission categorizes verbal communication into two classes

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oral and written

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7
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Communication consists of two major forms

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  1. verbal and
  2. non verbal
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is a means of conveying message through body language, as well as the use of time, space, touch, clothing, appearance, and aesthetic elements.

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Nonverbal communication

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9
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the barriers to communication may be classified generally as

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  1. personal barriers
  2. physical barriers
  3. semantic barriers
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10
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the study of meaning as expressed in symbols

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semantics

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are hindrances to effective communication arising from a communicator’s characteristics

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Personal barriers

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12
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cloud the communicator’s ability to judge correctly the real meaning of message received

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Emotions

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13
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may be defined as an “interference with the reception of a message that occurs when the message is misunderstood even though it is received exactly as transmitted”

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semantic barrier

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14
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refer to interferences to effective communication occuring in the environment where the communication is undertaken

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Physical barrier

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15
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Communication may be classified as to the types of flow of the message which are as follows

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downward, upward, or horizontal

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16
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refers to message flows from higher levels of authority to lower levels

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Downward communication

17
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refers to messages from persons in lower-level positions to persons in higher positions

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upward communication

18
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define grievance as “any employee’s concern over a perceived violation of the labor agreement that is submitted to the grievance procedure for eventual resolution”

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Holley and Jennings

19
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refers to messages sent to individuals or groups from another of the same organizational level or position

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Horizontal communication

20
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purpose of horizontal communication

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  1. coordinate activities
  2. persuade others
  3. pass on information
21
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“an organized method of providing past, present, and projected information on internal operations and external intelligence for use in decision-making”

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Management information system (MIS) defined by Boone and Kurtz

22
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The MIS is established for various reasons. Wheelen and Hunger enumerate them as follows:

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  1. to provide a basis for the analysis for early warning signals
  2. to automate routine clerical operations
  3. to assist managers in making routine decisions
  4. to provide the information necessary for management