(LESSON 3) Communication through Verbal and Non-verbal Messages Flashcards
It is a type of oral communication wherein the message is transmitted through spoken words.
Verbal Communication
“You can generate and articulate your thoughts.”
Refers to what type of communication?
Verbal Communication
“It can be strictly structured or formal.”
Refers to what type of communication?
Verbal Communication
Oral communication directly links to?
Verbal communication
“Transmitted through verbal words or messages (can be written).”
Refers to what type of communication?
Verbal Communication
“Less chance of confusion and misunderstanding.”
Refers to what type of communication
Verbal Communication
It is the use of body language, gestures, facial expressions, and even posture to communicate.
Nonverbal Communication
It refers to the cues that are sent through body language, posture, gestures, movements, facial expressions, and appearances that are used with verbal messages.
Nonverbal Communication
“wordless cues”
Refers to what type of communication?
Nonverbal Communication
“informal or lacks structure”
Refers to what type of communication?
Nonverbal Communication
“Higher chance of confusion, unlike in verbal communication.”
Refers to what type of communication?
Nonverbal Communication
Who noted that a higher percentage (93%) of communication is manifested through non-verbal behaviors?
John Stoker
TRUE OR FALSE?
“Messages are still conveyed even when people are not actually speaking.”
TRUE
According to them, Nonverbal Communication is categorized into four: kinesics, paralanguage, proxemics, and chronemics.
Verderber et al. (2015)
It is a form of Nonverbal Communication that refers to the systematic study of the relationship between nonlinguistic body motions (such as blushes, shrugs, or eye movement) and communication.
Kinesics: Use of Body
It is a form of nonverbal communication that allows people to add layers of meaning to their spoken utterances through the manipulation of the manner of speech, or the way they say things.
Paralanguage: Use of Voice
“They should have intelligibility, variety, and understandable patterns.”
This statement refers to what form of Nonverbal Communication?
Paralanguage: Use of Voice
Under Paralanguage, it refers to your pitch, force, and pause.
Variety
Under Paralanguage, it is the emphasis put on a certain syllable or word/s.
Stress
A form of Nonverbal Communication that refers to the technical term used to study how space and distance communicate (Hall, 1968).
Proxemics: Use of Space
TRUE OR FALSE?
There are three types of Proxemics: personal space, territorial space, and acoustic space.
TRUE
Under Proxemics that refers to the distance one consciously maintains when interacting with others.
Personal Space
Under Proxemics that refers to the physical space that implies your sense of authority and ownership.
Territorial Space
Under Proxemics which implies that the person puts a premium on his or her privacy and exclusive ownership of territorial space.
Territorial (Territorial Space)
Under Proxemics which refers to the area where the voice of the speaker is either heard or not. Competent speakers take this into account and accordingly adjust their volume and rate of speech.
Acoustic Space
Under Nonverbal Communication that pertains to people’s perception and value of time.
Chronemics: Use of time
TRUE OR FALSE?
In a monochronic culture, “time is of the essence.”
TRUE
TRUE OR FALSE?
However, in a monochronic culture, people usually consider the “luxury of time” so waiting is not an issue.
FALSE
It is a system that makes up of sound, grammar, and vocabulary.
Language
It is a set of arbitrary symbols that create a possible combination of utterances primarily used for communication.
Language
In Language, it pertains to the system of rules.
Grammar
In Language, it refers to the sound system.
Phonology
In Language, it means vocabulary.
Lexicon
It refers to the level of formality with which you speak.
Language Register
It depends upon the audience (who), the topic (what), purpose (why), and location (where).
Language Register
This language is used in formal settings and is one way in nature.
Formal Register
“This use of language usually follows a commonly accepted format.”
What Language Register is this?
Formal Register
“It is usually impersonal and formal.”
What Language Register is this?
Formal Register
This Language Register is used in professional and academic settings.
Formal Register
“This type is used in a professional context.”
What Language Register is this?
Formal Register
It is highly structured, impersonal, and more serious in its tone, vocabulary, and grammar.
Formal Register
TRUE OR FALSE?
In Formal Register, you have to be professional.
TRUE
TRUE OR FALSE?
In Formal Register, you do not have to avoid contractions or shortening of words.
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE?
In Formal Register, you can write in whichever point of view.
FALSE. Formal Register should be in third person.
TRUE OR FALSE?
In Formal Register, you should write in an active voice.
TRUE
TRUE OR FALSE?
In Formal Register, spelling out the numbers is a must.
TRUE
TRUE OR FALSE?
In Formal Register, incomplete sentences are acceptable.
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE?
The use of slang, idioms, exaggerations, clichés, jargons, or colloquialisms should be avoided in Informal Register.
FALSE. This statement refers to Formal Register.
TRUE OR FALSE?
You should not abbreviate the terms in Formal Register.
TRUE
TRUE OR FALSE?
Good transitional words are not required in Formal Register.
FALSE
A type of Language Register that is casual, personal, and more intimate in its tone, sentence structure, and choice of words.
Informal Register
It is used during informal gatherings such as family dinners, parties, and other informal encounters.
Informal Register
“There must be a boundary regardless of intimacy level. Over familiarity may invite arrogance.”
This statement refers to what type of Language Register?
Informal Register
This is a more factual and non-emotional type of language register.
Neutral Register
This is mostly used in highly business-oriented and technical contexts.
Neutral Register
“descriptions and warning contexts in products”
These examples are under what type of Language Register?
Neutral Register
