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Oral Com Shifts in Communication Flashcards

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does not concern the variety of languages but may take the forms that reflect the types of sentences

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Language Form

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Language Form may be

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  • Formal/Informal
  • Declarative, Imperative, Interrogative, Exclamatory (Types of Sentences)
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Language Form in the Speech context (Intrapersonal and Interpersonal)

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  • blend of language forms (formal or informal)
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Language Form in the Speech context (Public and Mass Communication)

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formal language is used (mostly declarative sentences)

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LANGUAGE FORM IN SPEECH STYLE (Formal and Frozen Style)

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  • Mostly declarative type of language
  • Formal language is used
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LANGUAGE FORM IN SPEECH STYLE (Consultative)

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  • Interrogative form
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LANGUAGE FORM IN SPEECH STYLE (Casual and Intimate Style)

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blend of declarative, interrogative and exclamatory

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LANGUAGE FORM IN SPEECH STYLE (Casual and Intimate Style)

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blend of declarative, interrogative, and exclamatory

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LANGUAGE FORM IN SPEECH STYLE (Assertive and Declaration Speech Acts)

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  • Mostly declarative type of language
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LANGUAGE FORMS IN SPEECH ACTS (Expressive Speech Act)

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  • Mostly exclamatory type of language (example: Wow!)
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LANGUAGE FORMS IN SPEECH ACTS
* Directive and Commissive

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  • Imperative type of language
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LANGUAGE FORM IN COMMUNICATIVE STRATEGY
* Nomination, Turn-taking, Topic Shifting

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  • Mixed forms of interrogative and declarative type of sentence
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LANGUAGE FORM IN COMMUNICATIVE STRATEGY
* Topic Control, Repair and Termination

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Mostly require the use of declarative and exclamatory type of sentence

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Length of communication that could be shortened or lengthened depending on how the conversation is going on between the sender and the receiver

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Duration of interaction

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duration of interaction as to shifts in speech context depends on the ________________

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intent of communication

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duration of interaction as to shifts in speech context depends on the ________________

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intent of communication

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Duration of Time in Speech Contexts
* Intrapersonal Communication

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Someone can speak with themselves depending on the duration they want

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Duration of Time in Speech Contexts
* Interpersonal Communication

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Depends on the two people involve in the conversation

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Duration of Time in Speech Style
* Casual Conversation

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  • Takes the shortest duration of interaction
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Duration of Time in Speech Style
* Consultative Conversation

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  • Takes the average duration of interaction
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Duration of Time in Speech Style
* Frozen Style

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In reciting a pledge or oath- mostly short in duration

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Duration of Time in Speech Acts
* For the duration of time in Speech Acts:

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depends on the situation and the people involved in the conversation

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Duration of Time in Communication Strategy
* Nomination, Turn-taking, Topic Shift, and Repair

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  • Do not require significant time
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Duration of Time in Communication Strategy
* Topic Control

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Too lengthy to control the topic

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Bond between the speaker and receiver

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Relationship of speaker

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RELATIONSHIP OF SPEAKER IN A VARIETY OF SPEECH SITUATIONS

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  • to create positive relationship
  • creating an acceptable, desirable, recognizable, reputable and respectful image
  • advisable across speech acts, speech styles, speech contexts, and communicative strategies for effective communication
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The speaker’s foremost role is to ___________

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clearly send the message to the intended receiver.

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T or F. Except in INTRAPERSONAL communication and FROZEN style, the speaker can interchange roles as both the SPEAKER and RECEIVER but not at the same time.

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T

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Role and responsibilities of the speaker
* Public speaking and Mass Communication

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  • Speaker should be credible and presentable
  • Speaker should relay accurate facts
  • Speaker should be mindful with the feelings of the audience
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The core concept of the interaction

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Message

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Message in Speech Context
* Intrapersonal and Interpersonal Communication

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  • More on reflection, decision making, self-fulfillment and experiences
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Message in Speech Context
* Public and Mass Communication

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  • Reflect national and general issues concerning the community
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Message in Speech Context
* Dyad and Small Group Discussions

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  • Reflect socialization topics and messages
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Message in Speech Styles
* Formal and Consultative Styles

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  • Present in academic, political, educational
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Message in Speech Styles
* Frozen Style

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  • Mostly observes traditional and ritualistic message
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Message in Speech Styles
* Intimate and Casual Style

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Speak of social, familial, and general topics

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Messages vary depending on its purpose which allows the person to direct, assert, commit, express, and declare ideas

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Message in Speech Acts

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Refers to the manner of how the speech/message is presented

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Delivery

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Speech/Message may be delivered in 4 ways

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  • Manuscript Speech
  • Memorized Speech
  • Extemporaneous Speech
  • Impromptu Speech
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Delivery in Speech Context
* Intrapersonal and Interpersonal (Dyad)

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  • Impromptu delivery
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Delivery in Speech Context
* Mass and Public Communication

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Manuscript delivery

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Delivery in Speech Style
* Frozen Style

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  • Mostly memorized delivery
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Delivery in Speech Style
* Formal and Consultative Styles

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  • Mixed of extemporaneous and impromptu delivery
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Delivery in Speech Style
* Casual and Intimate Styles

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  • impromptu
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Delivery in Speech Acts
* Directive and Expressive

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  • Impromptu Speech
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Delivery in Speech Acts
* Assertive and Commissive

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Manuscript and Memorized Speech

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All types of communicative strategies can be observed in small group discussion

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Delivery in Communication Strategy

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Mostly impromptu type of delivery in communication strategy

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Repair

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