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M1 - M3 Flashcards

1
Q

_______ the action of conveying or exchanging information and ideas

where is this from?

A

Oxford English Dictionary

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2
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the sum of all the things one person does when he wants to create understanding in the mind of another. It is a bridge of meaning. It involves a systematic process of telling, listening, understanding and responding

who said this

A

Allen Lui (Louis)

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3
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_______ the process by which information is transmitted between individuals and or organizations so that an understanding response results

who said this

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Peter Little

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4
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where did the word communication come from and what is the origin

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latin word communicare

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5
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what is communicare

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impart, participate, transmit

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6
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root word of communicare and the meaning

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communis: to make common, to share

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7
Q

Find whats incorrect

Nature of Communication
• It is symbolic.
• It involves meaning.
• It is not systematic
• Therefore, it is a process.

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C. It is not systematic

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8
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(Illustrate two-way communication where the message gets more complex as the communication event progresses)

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transactional models

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9
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(Analyze two-way communication)

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Interactive Model of Communication

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10
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(Only look at one-way communication)

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Linear Model of Communication

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11
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The situation, setting, or environment where the communication takes place

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context

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12
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The source of information and/or messages

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Sender

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13
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The process of converting the message into words, actions, and other forms that the speaker understands

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Encoding

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14
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The information, ideas, and thoughts conveyed by the speaker in words or in actions

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Message

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15
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The medium or the means in which the encoded message is conveyed

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Channel

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16
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The process of interpreting the encoded message of the speaker by the receiver

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Decoding

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17
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The recipient of the message, or someone who decodes the message

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Receiver

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18
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The reactions and/or responses of the receiver

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Feedback

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19
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Barriers or factors that affect the flow of communication interferences

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Noise

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20
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The Miscommunication is brought about by the lack of awareness of the dimensions of communication, specially those influenced by culture and gender.

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Communication Breakdown

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21
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disturbance in the transmission of a message that interferes with the
interpretation of the message due to ambiguity in words, sentences, or symbols used in the transmission of the message

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Semantic Noise

22
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Noise that refers to grammar, structure or set of rules that govern how words
Are combined in meaningful phrases and sentences. Communication may be disrupted by mistakes in grammar.

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Syntactic Noise

23
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Noise that refers to grammar, structure or set of rules that govern how words
Are combined in meaningful phrases and sentences. Communication may be disrupted by mistakes in grammar.

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Syntactic Noise

24
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Noise Barrier that physically disrupts communication

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Environmental Noise

25
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Poorly structured or planned message
Poorly constructed instructions

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Noise Organizational

26
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Poorly structured or planned message
Poorly constructed instructions

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Noise Organizational

27
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Noise that certain attitude that can also make communication difficult
Life experiences that affect your emotion

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Psychological Noise

28
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The noise that physical conditions such as deafness or blindness which can hinder effective communication and interfere with the reception of the message

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Physiological Impairment Noise

29
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The noise that differences in culture may interfere with cross-cultural understanding

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Cultural Noise

30
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Giving orders or directions, making requests or attempting to influence the actions of others and accepting or refusing directions

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Regulation/Control

31
Q

The individual is communicating not only to meet his own desires and needs
but also to socially interact with the people around him

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Social Interaction

32
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Derived from the word “motive” which means needs, wants, desires, or drives within the individual
The process of stimulating people to actions to accomplish the desired goals

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Motivation

33
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The fundamental requirement of being able to adapt and adjust oneself to the environment

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Information

34
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Stating or showing someone’s feelings towards someone, an event, an idea, or personal thoughts and feelings

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Emotional Expression

35
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Any communication with word of mouth, spoken words, conversation and written languages.

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Verbal Communication

36
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Communication which happens through word of mouth, spoken words, conversations and also any messages or information shared or exchanged between one another through speech or word of mouth is called

A

Oral Communication

37
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A communication happens through any word written or often written sign.
Example: simply any handwritten, typed, newspaper, printed word documents, letters, books and magazines

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Written Communication

38
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These are used in giving instruction, asking questions or delivering a speech since they are articulated in words. These include the type of question, who initiated the language and what type of language is used

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Verbal Cues

39
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It involves nonverbal behavior or objects to which meaning is assigned. The intentional assignment of meaning by a sender, receiver, or social group to a nonverbal behavior or object

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Nonverbal Cues

40
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Any communication without mouth, spoken words, conversation and written languages.

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Nonverbal Communication

41
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What is this nonverbal communication? Body Language

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Kinetics

42
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What is this nonverbal communication? Eye Behavior

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Oculesics

43
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What is this nonverbal communication?Touch

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Haptics

44
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What is this nonverbal communication? Voice

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Vocalics

45
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What is this nonverbal communication? Smell

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olfactics

46
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What is this nonverbal communication? Time

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Chronemics

47
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Emotions?

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Pathos

48
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Logic?

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Logos

49
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Desired result

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call to action

50
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Desired result

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call to action

51
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Credibility?

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Ethos

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