OCC Flashcards
is an exchange of ideas, feelings using words, verbal cues or nonverbal gestures, and symbols
communication
a systematic representation of an object or event in idealized and abstract form
model
views communication as a one way or linear process in which the speaker speaks and the listener listens
linear model
who introduced the concept of noise communication?
shannon and weaver
the one who sends the message.
sender
the idea or information being sent by the sender to the receiver
message
the medium used to transmit the message is the?
channel
the person who gets the message
receiver
implies that the listeners listen and never speak or send messages
interactive model
who introduced interactive model?
schramm, in wood
shows that the element in communication are independent
transactional model
example of transactional model
helical model of communication
depicts communication process as effective if feedback is provided to the speaker or sender of message
interactive model
views that the sender and receiver are interdependent; bot can send and receive a message simultaneously
transactional model
he/she both sends and receives messages simultaneously
sender-receiver
the content of a communication which one seeks to share, be it facts, ideas, feelings, whether it be concrete or abstract
message
pathway through which a message is transmitted
channel
is the response of the receiver
feedback
refers to the internal and external factors affecting the communication process
setting or communication
is anything that blocks or interferes with the meaning of a particular message
noise
refers to the noise generated by the environment such as passerby simultaneously talking while you’re in a deep conversation with your teacher
environmental noise
refers to physical abnormalities that prevent a message from being transmitted accurately
physiological noise
refers how the message is interpreted by the receiver, depending on the cultural opr linguistic background
semantic noise
about mistakes in grammar, such as abrupt changes in verb tense in a sentence or different structures between or among carious cultures.
syntactic noise
refers to how the message is arranged in most communication events, the organization of the message matters most
organizational noise
refers to the misunderstanding as a result of cultural differences
cultural noise
refers to the attitude of the sender or the listener towards one another
psychological noise
is the study of sounds
phonological meaning
relating to meaning or arising from distinctions between the meanings of different words and symbols
semantic meaning
a morpheme that is added to a root word to form a new word
affixes
is a morpheme or syllable which when added to a root word changes its meaning
derivational affix
a morpheme which when added to a root word does not change its meaning
inflectional affix
consist of two words that are joined together to create a new word with new meaning
compound words
we derive meaning from the war words are out together
syntactic meaning
refers to the meaning of utterances in particular situations
pragmatic meaning
deals with physical movement, sometimes called affective displays
kinesics
