Communication Flashcards

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What is communication?

A

The process by which information is exchanged between a sender and a receiver.

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What is an example of communication with high information richness but low data capacity?

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Face to Face discussion

Telephone

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What is an example of communication with low information richness but high data capacity?

A

Formal numeric report

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4
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How much is communicated through nonverbal communication?

A

60-80%

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How can non-verbal communication occur?

A
  • Body Language
  • Office décor and arrangement
  • Clothing
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How did men communicate according to Tannen?

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Men are most concerned about power dynamics and use communication as a way to position themselves in a one-up situation.

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How did women communicate according to Tannen?

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Women are more concerned with rapport building, and they communicate in ways that avoid putting others down.

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What types of non verbal communication can be misinterpreted across cultures?

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  • Gestures
  • Gaze
  • Touch
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What is proxemics?

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The study of interpersonal space across cultures.

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What is a high-context culture?

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Most information drawn from surroundings. Very little must be explicitly transferred.

Ex. Asian cultures

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What is a low-context culture?

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Information must be provided explicitly, usually in words.

Ex. German

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