ORAL COMM QUIZ

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It is a meaningful exchange of information between two or a group of people. The activity of conveying information through the exchange of thoughts, messages, or information, as by speech, visuals, signals, writing, or behavior.

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communication

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communication comes from the latin word —–

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communicare

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it means to share, divide out, communicate, impart, inform, join, unite, participate, and to make common

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communicare

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who said “If all my possessions were taken from me with one exception, I would hope to keep my power of communication— for by it I would regain all rest.”

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daniel webster

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These are principles, beliefs, or doctrine which are generally held to be true. Any accepted concept like communication.

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tenets of communication

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type of tenet: there are many variables that affect meaningful affection, it goes beyond words. It is not static, it is always moving, it is not fixed, and is always changing.

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Communication is DYNAMIC

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type of tenet: SAY THE RIGHT WORD TO THE RIGHT PERSON AT THE RIGHT TIME. MAY OCCUR IN VARIOUS SETTINGS AND CIRCUMSTANCES.

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COMMUNICATION IS CONTEXTUALIZED

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type of tenet: IT MAY INVOLVE CONSTANT INTERACTION BETWEEN THE SENDER AND ITS RECEIVER. NEVER ENDING AND A CONTINUOUS PROCESS

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COMMUNICATION IS CONTINUOUS

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type of tenet: THERE IS A SENDER AND RECEIVER AND IS A TWO WAY PROCESS THAT ACKNOWLEDGES ACTIVE PARTICIPATION OF BOTH SIDES.

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COMMUNICATION IS TRANSACTIONAL

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type of tenet: IT CAN BE MASTERED THRU PRACTICE

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COMMUNICATION IS LEARNED

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type of tenet: EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION REQUIRES BOTH PARTIES ARE ON THE SAME PAGE

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COMMUNICATION IS SHARED MEANINGS

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2 LEVELS OF MEANINGS OF COMMUNICATION

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CONTENT AND RELATIONSHIP

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SENDER IS TO

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RECEIVER

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SPEAKER IS TO

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LISTENER

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WRITER IS TO

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READER

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IT IS UNSTRUCTURED AND HAS NO RULE INTO IT. IT IS SPONTANEOUS AND USES GESTURES.

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NON VERBAL

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IT CONTRIBUTES TO A HUGE PART OF COMMUNICATION, CONVEYS A MEANING, CAN BE THRU SMILING OR FROWNING

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FACIAL EXPRESSIONS

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A MOVEMENT OF THE PART OF THE BODY TO EXPRESS AND IDEA OR MEANING

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GESTURE

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THE USE OF PHYSICAL BEHAVIOR, EXPRESSIONS, AND MANNERISMS TO COMMUNICATE NON VERBALLY

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BODY LANGUAGE

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HAS SOMETHING TO DO WITH DISTANCE, AFFECTED BY SOCIAL NORMS, SITUATIONAL FACTORS, PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS, AND LEVEL OF FAMILIARITY.

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PROXEMICS

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REFERS TO YOUR VOCAL COMMUNICATION, ABOUT THE SOUND, TONE, LOUDNESS, AND PITCH

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PARALINGUISTIC

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PLAYS A ROLE IN NONVERBAL COMM WITH SUCH THINGS AS LOOKING, STARING, BLINKING

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EYE GAZE

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A BRANCH OF NONVERBAL COMM THAT REFERS TO THE WAYS IN WHICH PEOPLE AND ANIMALS COMMUNICATE VIA SENSE OF TOUCH

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HAPTICS

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OUR CHOICE OF CLOTHING HAIRSTYLE AND OTHER APPEARANCE FACTORS

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APPEARANCE

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THE STUDY OF TIME

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CHRONEMICS

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IT IS RULE SPECIFIC AND ALMOST ALWAYS PLANNED

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VERBAL COMMUNICATION

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VERBAL FORMS OF COMM SHOULD FIT THE CONTEXT IS IT USED FOR

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APPROPRIATENESS

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FROM THE WORD BRIEF, SIMPLE BUT PRECISE AND MEANINGFUL

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BREVITY

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IT IS UNDERSTANDABLE

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CLARITY

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CONSIDER GREPS (GENDER ROLES ETHNICITY PREFERENCE AND STATUS)

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ETHICS

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FOCUSES ON THE CONCRETE RATHER THAN THE ABSTRACT

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VIVIDNESS

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CREATED THE 9Cs SO THAT COMM CAN BE DELIVERED EFFECTIVELY

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CHEZ MISKO

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PRINCIPLES OF COMMUNCATION

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1. CHOOSING THE RIGHT MEDIUM 2. CLARITY 3. CONGRUENCY 4. CHECKING FOR UNDERSTANDING 5. COMMON LANGUAGE. 6. CONTENT 7. CONSISTENCY 8. CONCISENESS 9. CONSIDERING UR AUDIENCE

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IT IS A SERIES OF STEPS OF SOMETHING OR SOMEONE HAS TO UNDERGO IN ORDER TO ACHIEVE SOMETHING

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COMMUNICATION PROCESS

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THE BRIDGE BETWEEN SENDER AND RECEIVER AND VISE VERSA

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CHANNEL AND MEDIUM

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THE SENDERS CHOICE BETWEEN VERBAL AND NON VERBAL

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CHANNEL

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verbal: the physical device in which the message will be transmitted non verbal: the action in which the message will be transmitted

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MEDIUM

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IT IS THE I THINK STAGE. THE IDEA IS FORMULATED AND THE SENDER OF THE MESSAGE EXPRESSES HIS DESIRE TO EXPRESS HIS IDEA

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IDEA

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THE SENDER DECIDES WHAT CHANNEL AND MEDIUM TO USE

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ENCODING

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WHERE THE SENDER THROWS THE MESSAGE TO THE RECEIVER USING EITHER NON VERBAL OR VERBAL COMM

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TRANSMISSION

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I OBTAIN STAGE, THE RECEIVER RECEIVES THE MESSAGE COMING FROM THE SENDER

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RECEIVING

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INTERPRET STAGE. TRYING TO UNDERSTAND THE MESSAGE

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DECODING

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I REACT STAGE, THE RECEIVER IS EXPECTED TO RESPOND TO THE MESSAGE THAT WAS SENT

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FEEDBACK

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IT IS THE HINDRANCES AND DIFF FACTORS THAT PREVENT PEOPLE FROM COMMUNICATING EFFECTIVELY

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COMMUNICATION BARRIER

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THE REALITY FRAME OF AN INDIVIDUAL.

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PERCEPTION AND LANGUAGES

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WHEN THE PERSON LISTENING DOES SELECTIVE LISTENING

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POOR LISTENING

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EMOTIONS GET IN THE WAY OF WHAT WE WANT TO SAY

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EMOTIONAL INTERFERENCE

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WHAT IS ACCEPTABLE TO ONE MAY NOT BE TO ANOTHER

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CULTURAL DIFFERENCES

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MISUNDERSTANDING BROUGHT BY THE MEDIUM

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PHYSICAL DISTRACTION

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TOO MUCH OF SOMETHING MAY NOT ALWAYS YIELD A POSSIBLE RESULT

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INFO OVERLOAD

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happens when a company does not foster a harmonious relationship with the employees

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Closed communication climate

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→ it means that you uncover the creation of the models in the order. → they conceptualized it from the very first of the latest.

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Historical Approach

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you uncover the secrets behind each model by looking at the common denominator and their distinguishing characteristics.

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Thematic Approach

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→ known as the earliest model ever created. → This model was created sometime before 300 BC → There are only a few variables involved and at the same time very few stages as well. This is why it is considered as one of the first and simplest. → speaker-centered model

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ARISTOTLE'S MODEL

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→ was conceptualized sometime in 1948 → It appears to be similar to Aristotle’s. It also has 5 variables, but this time there's a channel and medium.

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LASWELL'S MODEL

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This model was conceptualized and popularized sometime in 1949. →It is considered as the "Mother of communication models"

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SHANNON-WEAVER MODEL

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It was created sometime in 1954 → This model compares the sender and the receiver to two circles of a Venn diagram. The two circles represent the sender and the receiver.

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SCHRAMM’S MODEL

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→ The next model was created sometime in 1960. → This is sometimes referred to as the SMCR model, because of the variables which the model suggests are necessary for interaction to take place

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BERLO’S MODEL

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→ created in 1970 → It offers a fresh take on the communication model → It previously created model stick to the idea of the process as either linear or interactive barn lens model

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BERLUND’S MODEL

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→ created sometime in 2009 of all the models. →If we are to describe this model, we can consider it as a model, combining Schramm and Barlund's model

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JULIA WOOD’S MODEL

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are those who view communication as a one-way process → it begins with the center and ends with the receiver communication process → one way communication

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Linear

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→ two-way communication → used for new media like the internet → there is feedback → interactive but not simultaneous

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Interactive

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→ senders and receivers interchange roles → simultaneous feedback → context of environment and noise

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Transactional

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→ the sender or the receivers may find themselves going back to the previous stages, directify or to correct a task, which they should've taken seriously because they are necessary for making them succeed in the next stage of the process

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Recursive

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where the participants take turns in assuming the role of the sender and the receiver.

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Transactional

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The process can also be considered cyclical because of the receiver's response, it initiates the new cycle for the communication process.

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Cyclical

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the advent of cyberspace brought forth a new "race" → is used to refer to the generation

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Millennial Generation

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Both play an interchanging role in the process. The roles shift when one party gives feedback to the other party.

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Sender/Receiver

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This is what the receiver of the message wants to convey. It may be an idea, opinion, reaction, or comments. The receiver has an important responsibility in relaying the information.

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message

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This model highlights how the message or information is relayed to the other party.

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Medium/Channel

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→ is a feature of many web-based communication sites.

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EMAIL

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is a shortened form of weblog. It is a website that allows everyone to share his/ her own experiences, observations, opinions, reactions, reflections, and comments on a particular issue.

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BLOG

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are also gaining popularity among netizens, Computers have changed the way you live.

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VID CALL

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E-mediated communication is a creative way of relaying the sender's ideas to the receiver. There are various words and symbols used in digital technology such as text emoticons or emoji.

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FEEDBACK

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is very important in this model as it shapes the way tie messages may be interpreted. Both the sender and the receiver should be aware of each other.

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CONTEXT