Oral Communication - 1st Session Examination Flashcards
an idea or concept that a sender would like to convery
stimulus (noun)
the person who encodes the message
sender
the person who decodes the message
reciever
interpret
decode
the response of the reciever
feedback
transmission of ideas and emotions with the use of verbal and nonverbal cues
communications
communis
common
the use of words or speech in speech messages
verbal communication
act of expressing ideas like the use of body language
nonverbal communication
the space or distance between the sender and receiver
ex. intimate distance, personal distance
proxemics
use of body language: eye contact, gestures, ect
Kinesics
The role of time
Chronemics
Use of touch to convey feeling
Haptics
tone, speed, and volume of a speakers voice
ex. sighs and gasps
Paralanguage
the sender and the receiever
participants
main point of communication
message
response of the receiver
feedback
the interrelated conditions that affect the message
context
means of delivering the message
chanel
a one way activity from sender to reciever, passive receiever, no feedback
Linear communication model
two way activity, has feedback, may include noise
Interactive communication model
simultaneous activity, formal compared to interactive
Transactional communication model
the system of knowledge that is shared by a particular group
composed of a relatively large number of individuals
culture
our culture influences the way we
communicate with others.
intercultural communication.