ENGLISH 101 STUDY GUIDE Flashcards

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The communication process begins with speaker, who is also called the sender or source.

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Source

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It is the process of turning thoughts into communication, such as words, action, or pictures, process of articulation.

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Encoding

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This is the medium through which the message travels from the speaker to the listeners.

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Channel

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It is the process of turning the communication into thoughts, process of comprehension.

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Decoding

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This is the stimulus or meaning produced by the source for the receiver or audience.

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Message

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6
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It is a medium of communication that uses words in conveying ideas.

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Verbal Message

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This medium uses different ways to express ideas ex. facial expression, eye contact, posture, and voice.

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Non-verbal Message

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A person’s facial movement such as smile, frown, and etc.

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Facial expression

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This refers to a person moving his/her arms, hands, body.

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Gestures

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10
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This is the person who receives the message

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Listeners/receiver

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11
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This is the response that the listener gives to the sender after communicating.

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Feedback

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12
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This is the setting and people that surround a message.

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Context

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13
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This refers to the concrete environment

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Physical

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This refers to the values, beliefs, lifestyle, and behaviors of a group of people or a person that involves in the communication process

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Cultural

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It involves the norms of the group in situation, including intimacy level among speakers and formality of the communication.

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Socio-Physiological

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16
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It is the positioning of a message within a sequence of conversational events.

17
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This is a events or situation that prevents you from receiving the message properly.

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This refers to the internal barrier.

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internal barrier

19
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This also refers to external barrier or physical barrier

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external barrier

20
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How many communication model there is?

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Give me one of the communication model.

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Aristotle, Laswell, Shannon weaver, schramm, berlo SMCR

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This model is considered to be the very first model.

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Aristotle’s Model

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This model uses the who, says what, in what channel, to whom, with what effect.

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Laswell’s Model

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This model was made for telephone communication.

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Shannon-Weaver’s Model

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This model was introduced in 1954, this model is known for its concept of field of experience as an essential element in communication.
Schramm' Model
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In 1960, this model stands for Source, Message, Channel and Receiver.
Berlo's SMCR Model
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This refers to inability to accept another culture's world view.
Ethnocentrism
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This refers to the preconceived judgment or opinion.
Prejudice
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This refers to differential treatment or an individual due to minority status, both actual and perceived.
Discrimination
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This refers to generalizing about a person while ignoring the presence of individual differences.
Stereotyping
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This refers to ignoring differences and one proceeds as though differences did not exist.
Cultural Blindness
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This refers to the belief that everyone should conform to the majority.
Cultural Imposition
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This happens when formal tone change becomes embarrassing and off putting in some cultures.
Tone Difference
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A problem occurs when one might cling to just one meaning of a word or phrase in the new language, regardless the connotation or context.
Language Difference
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This refers to too much anxiety or tension of a person experiencing.
High Anxiety
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Give me 8 strategies to avoid communication breakdown.
Flexibility Reflectiveness Open-mindedness Sensitivity Adaptability Check meaning Avoid slang Ability to engage