Introduction Flashcards

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Name the characteristics of communication (6)

A

Myriad and multifaceted
Constantly evolves
Irreversible
Cannot be repeated
Begins with the self
Pervasive

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2
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What are the 3 requirements for effective communication?

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Audience
Flexibility
Context

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3
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Name the components of communication (6)

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People
Noise
Messages
Coding/decoding
Channels
Feedback

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4
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Define codes

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systematic arrangement of symbols used to create meaning

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5
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Name the 5 contexts of communication

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Interpersonal
Intrapersonal
Public
Mass
Computer mediated

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6
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Define dyadic communication

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face-to-face communication with the purpose of social facilitation or the exchange of ideas/info

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7
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Name the 3 goals of communication studies

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Understanding:
- communication competence
- ethical communication
- social scientific method

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8
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Does communication create reality?

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Yes

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9
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Which 2 dimensions does communication have?

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content dimension
relational dimension

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10
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Distinguish between signs and symbols (2)

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Signs:
- indicators of something specific
- unchanged by human arbitrary action

Symbols:
- no direct connection to what they represent
- have more than 1 meaning

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11
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Distinguish between presentational and representational

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Presentational - a person’s version on facts

Representational - conveying facts/info

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12
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Distinguish between action, interaction, and transaction

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Action - sending a message to a receiver

Interaction - exchange of info

Transaction - creating shared meanings

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