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Oral com Flashcards

1
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FACSIMILE

A

An exact copy

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COMMUNICATION

A

is a process of sharing
ideas from one person to another.

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SENDER

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is the source of information

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RECEIVER

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is the recipient of the message.

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5
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DECODING

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person who receives the message or symbol from the communicator

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ENCODING

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requires use of certain symbols such as words, actions or pictures etc.

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7
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CHANNEL

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medium where message is passed
through; may be either formal or informal

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8
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MESSAGE

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The idea sent by the sender to
the receiver in communication.

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9
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Ideas

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the subject matter of the communication.

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10
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FEEDBACK

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ensuring that the receiver has received the message

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11
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NOISE

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it is a barrier of communication

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12
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COMMUNICATION

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is a process of sharing and conveying messages or information from one person to another. (Mc Cornack, 2014).

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13
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communication

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simply the act of transferring information form one place, person or group to another.

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14
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communication is actually very ______ _______

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complex subject

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15
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process of communication

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refers to the transmission or passage of information or message from the sender through a selected channel

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16
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Linear communication

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one-way communication
message and a receiver absorbs it. -
the message is transmitted to the receiver, who then decodes it.

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17
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draw linear

A

lopitt!!

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18
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Interactional communication

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participants alternate positions as sender and receiver and generate
meaning within physical and psychological contexts.

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19
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alternate positions as sender and receiver within physical and psychological contexts. (______, _____)

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Schramm, 1997

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20
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draw the interaction model

A

lopit gageh

21
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transactional model

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refers to the continuous exchange

22
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draw the transactional model

A

shish

23
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APPOSITE

A

Suitable, pertinent, and apt for
the situation; appropriate

24
Q

illustrate Aristotle’s

A

damn!

25
Q

one way; focused on speaker and speech
The audience is passive, influenced by
the speech.

A

Aristotle Communication

26
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Berlo’s SMCR Model (name: __)

A

David Berlo

27
Q

Berlo’s SMCR Model

A

simplest form

28
Q

Illustrate Berlo’s

A

angas gagi

29
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The acronym SMCR stands for

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Sender, Message, Channel, and Receiver

30
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3 Primary Aspects of Berlo’s:

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the speaker, the subject,
and the person who receives the message

31
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mathematical theory of communication

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Shannon’s and Weaver’s Model

32
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illustrate Shannon’s and Weaver’s Model

A

eyyy

33
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6 key concepts of Shannon’s and Weaver’s Model :

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sender, encoder, channel, noise, decoder, and receiver.

34
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as a process that takes place between a sender (transmitter) and
a receiver:

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Schramm model

35
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medium through which the message can be transmitted (Schramm,
1948)

A

Schramm model

36
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Dance’s Helix Model

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Helical Model

37
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communication is explained by means of a
helix or a spiral-shaped model

A

Helical Model

38
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Verbal Communication Skills:

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*Active listening.
*Asking for clarification.
*Asking open-ended
questions to gain insights.
*Recognizing and
responding to non-verbal
cues.
*Speaking clearly and
concisely.
*Using humor to engage
audiences.

39
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Non-Verbal Skills

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*Facial expressions
*Gestures
*Paralinguistics such as:
loudness or tone of voice
*Body language
*Proxemics or personal
space
*Eye gaze
*Haptics (touch)
*Appearance

40
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Visual communication skills

A

*Graphs
*Charts
*Maps
*Books
*Posters
*Packaging design
*Screen-based media etc

41
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Communication Functions

A

refer to how people use language for
different purposes

42
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able to use language, gestures, and
emotions to manage individual or group
activities

A

Regulation / Control

43
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to literally regulate or control the behavior of people.

A

Regulation / Control

44
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used to produce social relationships

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Social Interaction

45
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to socialize or interact with other people.

A

Social Interaction

46
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to motivate or to encourage people

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Motivation

47
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using language to express desires or needs

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Motivation

48
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to convey or in giving and getting information.

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Information

49
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people’s expression of their feelings and emotions such as love, fear, anger, joy, hope

A

Emotional Expression

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