OCC Perio Flashcards

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The process of imparting information

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Communication

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Two types of communication

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Verbal and Non-Verbal

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Who formulates the idea?

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Speaker

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The process of polishing and/or interpreting the message

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Encode/Encoding

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It is the overall idea

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Message

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It is the medium of communication

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Channel

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The process of interpreting a message

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Decode/Decoding

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Who is the message conveyed to?

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Receiver

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It is the response to the message the receiver has interpreted

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Feedback

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These are the factors that affect the message

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Barriers

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It is the setting/environment where communication takes place

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Context

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Natures of Communication

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Interaction, Symbolic, Process

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According to (Name of Ref.) (Date of Ref.), we spend 70-80% of our waking hours talking, speaking, reading, or writing.

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Weber, 2008

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What is the percentage of our day spend on talking, speaking, reading, and writing?

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70-80%

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Derivation of the word “communication”, Latin, meaning?

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Communicare - “to share/to make something in common”

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It is where we share and gather our information

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Media

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17
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What is our goal when communicating?

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Understanding/to understand

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Types of Non-Verbal Communication

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body posture, facial expression, hand gestures

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These are the visual models of different aspects of communication

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Communication Model

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20
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The Aristotle model of communication is centered on what?

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Speaker

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The Aristotle model of communication is non-cyclic, therefore?

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Linear

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5 components of the Aristotle model of communication (in order)

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Speaker > Speech > Occasion > Audience > Effect

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The Shannon-Weaver model of communication is similar to the Aristotle model, but different in terms of what?

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Channel and Noise Source

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Who made the Shannon-Weaver model of communication?

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Warren Weaver & Claude Elwood Shannon

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Aristotle ; credibility
Ethos
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Aristotle ; emotion
Pathos
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Aristotle ; logic
Logos
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Three problems of the Shannon-Weaver model of communication?
technical, semantic, effectiveness
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Model of communication where roles are interchanged, sometimes simultaneously?
Transactional
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Drawbacks of the Transactional model of communication?
non-verbal cues may be absent, creates opportunity for many noise, sender cannot be 100% sure the receiver got the message as intended
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Who proposed the Helical model of communication?
Frank Dance or Frank E.X. Dance
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Model of communication where it moves forward but is also affected by its past?
Helical
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Type of barrier caused by the environment
Physical
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Type of barrier caused by the interference of the sender's emotion with the message
Emotional
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Type of barrier caused by the language used
Linguistic
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Five tips to avoid communication barriers
Use simpler language Reduce/eliminate noise level Listen actively Control emotions Give constructive feedback/criticism
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The receiver should not have to "read between the lines"
Clear
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The receiver would not want you to explain in tedious detail for a long time
Concise
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The receiver should have a crystal-clear picture of what you are talking about
Concrete
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Your diction must fit the knowledge of your receiver
Correct
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All points should be connected and relevant to one-another
Coherent
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The receiver should have all the information they need to know
Complete
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Practicing empathy and/or putting yourself into someone's shoe
Courteous
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Employer, applicant, question, answer
Job Interview
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It is business by nature and the most practical way of transmitting and recording relevant information
Telephone Conversation
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It seems easy and natural, especially when doing it to the ones you love
Giving Piece of Advice
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It is connected with skillful and effective public speaking
Oratorical Speech
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Seven ways to improve your oratorical skills
Grow your confidence Use suitable content Know your audience Make use of your vocal range Consider length Memorize key points Practice in realistic environments
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Well-known orators
Abraham Lincoln, Martin Luther King, Adolf Hitler
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Rhetoric exercise of speech to recreate a famous speech and is done artistically
Declamation Speech
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It is a type of speech with preparation
Extemporaneous
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It is a type of speech with little to no preparation
Impromptu
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Group of people that recite discourses in unison
Speech Choir
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A speech choir is also called?
Choral Speaking
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Four types of context
Intrapersonal, Interpersonal, Public Speaking, Mass Communication
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Type of context wherein it is focused on one person, who is both the speaker and receiver
Intrapersonal
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Type of context that takes place amongst two or more people
Interpersonal
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Takes place between two people
Dyad Communication
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Takes place between groups of people no more than 12
Small group
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Type of context where the speaker delivers a message before a huge crowd
Public speaking
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Type of context that is delivered through different types of media
Mass Communication
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Two tips for intrapersonal speaking
Use self-talk when in need Don't overdo it
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Two tips for interpersonal speaking
Listen carefully Check your tone & body language
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Types of speech according to purpose
Informative/Expository Persuasive Entertainment
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Types of speech according to delivery
Impromptu Extemporaneous Manuscript Memorized
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Types of speech according to occasion
Ceremonial Inspirational
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Five speech styles
Intimate Casual Consultative Formal Frozen
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It is done amongst close family/friends
Intimate
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It uses personal jargons and/or slangs
Casual
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It is used for business & professional relationships
Consultative
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It is used for speeches and formal settings/events
Formal
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It is a fixed type of speech style, similar to Formal
Frozen
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