Lecture 1 Flashcards
Communication
Process of acting on info
Human communication
Making sense out of the world and sharing sense with others by creating meaning using verbal/ non verbal
HIPA
Health info protection act
Interpersonal
Others relationships
Intrapersonal
communicate with oneself
impersonal
Treat people as object or role
Mass
many people not in person
Public
Large number of people
Hyperpersonal
via Internet
Small group
3 to 15
Importance of interpersonal communication
Improved relationships with others
Action: message Transfer 6
Source - originator
encoding- translate thoughts into an understandable code
Decoding- other person interprets
Message- form sent, (intentional or not, non verbal or no)
Channel- Senses (seeing, listening, visual)
Receiver - Person who decodes message, filtered through who they are
Noise: interference
Interaction: message Exchange 2
Same as Action
Feedback: Response
Context: Environment and people around
Transaction: Message Creation 3
Tes
Transaction: Interaction two ways
Systems theory: Change in one element affects the other
Episodes: Interactions where message of one person affects the message of another
Principles of Interpersonal communication 5
Connects us to others
irreversible
complicated
governed by rules
content and relationship dimension (group convo)