Concepts in Communication Flashcards

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3 Models of Communication

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Psychological, World Building, and Pragmatic

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Traits of Psychological Communication

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Behaviors promote response

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Traits of World Building Communication

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Communication serves to build community

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Define symbol

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A nonverbal behavior representing a concept

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Traits of Pragmatic Communication

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Focuses on communication structure, assumes communication is rule based

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Define rhetoric

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The means of persuasion in a particular case

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Public speaking components

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organization, content, and audience analysis

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Organization in public speaking compenents

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Intro, body, and end

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Content in public speaking Components

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Cited argument that utilizes logos, pathos, and ethos accurately

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Define logos

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Logical thought process, appeals to the logic of the brain

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Define pathos

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Emotional thought process, appeals to the emotional side of the brain

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Define ethos

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Appeals to ethics/higher authority

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What is the difference between values and beliefs?

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Values are enduring concepts while beliefs can change with very little effort by comparison

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Types of Delivery in Public Speaking

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Manuscript, Memorized, Impromptu, Extemporaneous

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Define manuscript public speaking

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Reading from a prepared document

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Define memorized public speaking

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Memorization of the topic and delivering it exactly as prepared

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Define impromptu public speaking

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Speaking done with little to no preparation, largely inneffective

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Define extemporaneous public speaking

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Speaking done with proper preparation, exhibits true knowledge of the topic without needing prepared materials

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Aspects of Toulmin Model for Persuasion

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Data, Claim, and Warrant

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Define nonverbal communication

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stimulus other than words that create meaning in a sender’s or receiver’s mind

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Types of nonverbal codes

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Repeating, contradicting, substituting, complementing, accenting, and regulating

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Define Kinesic Code 1

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Body movements and gestures

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Define Kinesic Code 2

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Facial expressions and eye behavior

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Define Paralinguistics

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vocal qualities such as pitch and ton

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Define Proxemics
Use of space and idea of personal territories
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Define Spatial Arrangement
We communicate through our arrangements of rooms, buildings, nature
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Define touch in communication
Haptics, rules governing touch are often cultural
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Aspects of physical appearance in communication
Way we dress and look can communicate personality, cultural roles, and status
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Define Object Language
personal objects such as phone, furniture, or decor also convey the personality of the individual
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Repeating Nonverbal Code
Repeats verbal message
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Contradicting Nonverbal Code
Contradicts verbal message
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Substituting Nonverbal Code
Replaces verbal communication
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Complementing Nonverbal Code
Helps to strengthen an argument
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Accenting Nonverbal Code
Emphasizes important message
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Regulating Nonverbal Code
Controlling the flow of the interaction
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Pre-History Spread of Information
Information was spread orally
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Obligations of Journalism
Truth, loyalty to citizens, discipline of verification, and monitor those in power
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First Core Journalistic Principle
Journalists serve as watchdogs
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Second Core Journalistic Principle
You write for Readers/Citizens/The Uninformed
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Third Core Journalistic Principle
Verification