GEN ED PURPOSIVE COM. Flashcards
FIRST LANGUAGE (L1): LANGUAGE AQUISITION: SECOND LANGAUAGE (l2):____________
LANGUAGE LEARNING
EFFECTIVELY CONVEY KNOWLEDGE TO OTHER PEOPLE
LANGUAGE IS A SYSTEM OF SYSTEMS
PROCESS WHICH HUMANS DEVELOP THE CAPACITY TO PERCIEVE AND COMPREHEND LANGUAGE
LANGUAGE ACQUISITION
HUMAN SPEECH SOUND
PHONETICS
LATIN WORD “TO IMPART”
COMMUNICARE
FATHER OF CLASSICAL COMMUNICATION
ARISTOTLE
NOT NATURE OF CUMMUNICATION
INVOLVES TWO PERSON
THE MOST BASIC FUNCTION OF CIMMUNICATION
SOCIAL INTERACTION
WHEN YOU BECOME SOMEONE’S SHOULDER TO CRY ON
MOTIVATION
COMPONENT OF COMMUNICATION ON HOW WILL PUT INTO WORDS
ENCODING
SHOWS HOW THE SENDER CONVEYS
TRANSMITTING
obstacles in communication that distort or misinterpret the meaning of a message.
SEMANTIC BARRIERS
structural obstacles in natural or manmade environments that prevent or block mobility (moving around in the environment) or access.
PHYSICAL BARRIERS
EXPRESSES HIS/HER COMMUNICATIVE INTENT
COMMUNICATION MODE
the communication practice that occurs across international borders.
INTERNATIONAL
communication with oneself or self-to-self communication.
INTRAPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
communication carried out by the use of information communication technology
MEDIATED COMMUNICATION
communication that takes place between workers in an organization that are at the same level.
HORIZONTAL COMMUNICATION
is a type of communication that happens when a single co-worker gives some information to the most trusted co-workers, and these co-workers then pass this information to their most trustworthy friends and so on. This way, the communication continues.
CLUSTER CHAIN
a strong statement or an occasion when you express something with a lot of feeling
DECLAMATION
PAUSES BETWEEN UTTERANCE IN SPEECH
JUNCTURE
user experiences through the sense of touch as part of an interface
HAPTICS
gestures that have very precise meanings known within an ethnic, cultural, or sub-cultural group.
EMBLEM
where a friend might stand but not a stranger.
PERSONAL DISTANCE
handshakes, holding hands, kissing (cheek, lips, hand), back slap, “high-five”, shoulder pat, brushing arm, etc
INSTRUMENT OF TORCH
BESO-BESO
SOCIAL/POLITE
a channel of nonverbal communication referring to the various ways people and animals communicate and engage in social interaction through their sense of smell.
OLFACTORY
control with your eyes.
EYE GAZE
COMMONLY USED IN MEDIA FORMS
INTERACTIONAL MODEL
mainly a speaker centered model where the speaker and speech are very important.
ARISTOTLE MODEL
5 primary elements (ARISTOTLE MODEL)
SPEAKER, SPEECH, OCCATION, AUDIENCE, EFFECT
DOES NOT PART OF SHANNON AND WEAVER COMMUNICATION MODEL
INTERPRETER
Shannon weaver model is a model consisting
SENDER, ENCODER,CHANNEL,DECODER,RECIEVER
views communication as a circular process that gets more and more complex as communication progresses. That is why it is represented by a helical spiral
DANCE’S HELICAL COMMUNICATION MODEL
7C’S OF COMMUNICATION
Clear, concise, concrete, correct, coherent, complete, and courteous
DOES NOT BELONG Kachru’s outer circle
CHINA
MANNER OF TRAMSMITTING
MODE
PROPERLY ADDRESS THE PERSON
FORMAL
utilizes open-ended questions to get all opinions, to uncover hidden issues, and reveal personal agendas.
CONSULTATIVE
HIDDEN MEANING
JARGON
LANGUAGE USED IN COMMUNICATION, SPECIFICALLY IN TEXTING
TELEGRAPHESE
ELECTRONIC PRESENTATIONS WITH A SERIES OF SEPARATE PAGES OR SLIDES
POWERPOINT
“talk less, show more.”
PICHA KUCHA
PARTS OF THE WORLD BECOME ONE AS LINKED BY TECHNOLOGY
GLOBAL VILLAGE
CLOSE INITIATING EXPRESSIONS THAT END A TOPIC IN A CONVERSATION
TERMINATION
SWOT ANALYSIS
BUSINESS AND TRADE
COMMUNICATION TASK FOR TOUR GUIDES
LOCATIING DESTINATIONS
USUALLY USED IN NEWS ARTICLES
CONVENTIONAL LEADE
FINAL OR DECISIVE STATEMENT IN A JOKE
PUNCLINE
IT CAN BE PUBLISHED ANYTIME
EVERGREEN
SHARING FACILITIES, NEWSGATHERING RESOURCES, PERSONNEL, OR CONTENT
CONVERGENCE
DOES NOT USE THE LEAD
NEWS BITS
IN CENSUS, WHAT TYPE OF INTERVIEW QUESTION IS MOST LIKELY TO BE ASKED
KNOWLEDGE QUESTIONS
THIS SHOULD BE INCLUDEN IN THE MINUTES OF MEETING
MOTION RAISED
TYPE OF INFORMAL REPORT IS ABOUT ASSESSING THE VIABILITY OF A NEW PROJECT
FEASIBILTY REPORT
PUNCTUATION MARK USE IN SALUTATION OF A BUSINESS LETTER
COLON
NOT PART OF BASIC PART OF BUISINESS LETTER
ATTENTION LINE
MOST POPULAR AND EASIEST OF ALL THE STYLES OR FORMS OF BUSINESS LETTER
FULL BLOCK FORM
FEATURE OF RESUME IS ALL ABOUT GIVING BRIEF BUT DIRECT DETAILS THAT ARE RELEVANT TO YOUR JOB APPLICATION
SUCCINCTNESS
CHARACTERISTIS OF RESUME EXCEPT
COMPREHENSIVE
THE HEART OF CONCEPT PAPER
THE DIFINATION OF TERMS
PART OF RESEARCH OBJECTIVES, PROBLEMS, METHODOLOGY, SUMMARY OF FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS
ABSTRACT
any situation where something unexpected or implausible is brought in to the story line to resolve situations or disentangle a plot.
DEUX EX MACHINA
FATHER OF DEBATE
PROTAGORAS
FATHER OF MODERN COMMUNICATION
ARISTOTLE
CHECKING THE FINAL IF THERE’S AN ERROR
PROOFREADING
STUDY OF MEANING IN LANGUAGE
SEMANTICS
STUDY OF MAKING MEANING, THE CONNECTION BETWEEN A SIGN OR SYMBOL
SEMIOTICS
WORK TO DEVELOP CONFIDENCE AND EFFECTIVENESS IN THEIR PUBLIC SPEAKING, INTERPERSONAL, AND SMALL GROUP COMMUNICATION SKILLS
SPEECH COMMUNICATION
SHOW LISTENERS HOW SOME PROCESS IS ACCOMPLISHED
DEMOSTRATIVE SPEECH
IT IS PURPOSED TO PROVIDE DETAILED, VIVIED, WORD OF PICTURE OF A PERSON, ANIMAL, PLACE OR OBECT
DESCRIPTIVE SPEECH
FOCUS ON REPORTS OF CURRENT AND HISTORICAL EVENTS, CUSTOMS, TRANSFORMATIONS, INVENTIONS, POLICIES, OUTCOMES, AND OPINIONS
EXPLANATORY SPEECH
SPEECH GIVEN IN HONOR OF SOMEONE WHO HAS DIED
EULOGY
THE STUDY OF THE USE OF SPACE AND DISTANCE
PROXEMICS
CLEAR AND DISTINCT SOUNDS IN SPEECH
ARTICULATION
COMMUNICATION PETTERN THE INFORMATION PASSES RANDOMLY FORM PERSONS TO PERSONS
PROBABILITY CHAIN
TALKING TO EACH OTHER INFORMALLY
GOSSIP CHAIN
LEGAL DOCUMENTS THAT IS OFTEN HARD TO UNDERSTAND
LEGALESE
REFERS TO THE KIND OF LANGUAGE WHOSE FORMS ARE DEFINABLE SOCIAL SITUATIONS
REGISTER
combines the elements of geography, the study of places, with semiotics, the study of sign systems.
GEOSEMIOTICS
analyzes communication in terms of five basic questions: “Who”, “Says What”, “In What Channel”, “To Whom”, and “With What Effect”.
LASSWELL’S COMMUNICATON MODEL
TYPE OF MODEL giving and receiving messages is reciprocal
BARLUND’S TRANSACTIONAL MODEL
MODEL THAT INCLUDES a feedback loop and the processes of encoding, decoding, and interpretation.
SCHRAMM’S INTERACTIVE MODEL
THE STRENGTH OF BARLUND’S TRANSACTIONAL MODEL
SHARED FIELD OF EXPERIENCES
REPRESENT THE PROCESS OF COMMUNICATION IN ITS SIMPLEST FORM
DAVID BERLO’S SMCR MODEL OF COMMUNICATION
