PCOM-Lessons 1-6 Flashcards

1
Q

This pertains to both the message and the purpose why the message has to be sent.

A

clarity

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2
Q

New language that develops into situation where speakers need to communicate but do not share common language

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Pidgin

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3
Q

Refers to the diff variants of a language

A

language varieties

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4
Q

Affects people’s communication style in the future

A

past exp

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5
Q

It has erased territorial boundaries

A

digital technology

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6
Q

First language of the children

A

creole

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7
Q

Effective communication knows how to adapt to the varying needs

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flexible

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8
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It has accentuated cultural insensitivity, which is most felt in the business world

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cultural differences

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9
Q

These are people who are engaged with and respectful of people with diff cultures

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multiculturalist

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10
Q

characterized by the way a speaker uses language differently in diff social circumstances

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language register

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11
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Refers to the choices of people make and the strategies or tool they use in the process of communication

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communication style

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12
Q

spoken mainly as second languages

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indigenized varieties

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13
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language that is not distinct from a national language, but rather a variety of a language spoken in a particular area

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regional dialect

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14
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also called “lects”

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language varieties

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15
Q

4 communication styles

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direct, spirited, systematic, considerate

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16
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body language where the direction of a person’s navel reflects their true interest

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belly button rule

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17
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variety used as a marker of identity

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minority dialect

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18
Q

true or false

prejudice is a preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience.

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true

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19
Q

communication styles

during their meeting, joshua can’t help himself to share his ideas w/o realizing the time

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direct

20
Q

what are the language registers

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casual, formal, frozen, intimate, consultative

21
Q

This is the regionally distinct varieties of English that have arisen in parts of the world

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world englishes

22
Q

highlights the significance of interaction and integration in constructing a coherent text

A

multimodality

23
Q

fairly new concept in the general academic setting, but can be a very powerful tool

A

multimodality

24
Q

language, gestures, images

A

semiotic resources

25
Q

visual, aural, somatic

A

various modalities

26
Q

it altered the world operates; it has been so popular that the number of users rise

A

socmed

27
Q

a country with greatest number of FB with 76 million

A

Philippines

28
Q

active users of TikTok

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800 million

29
Q

FB users with 290 million (1st)

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India

30
Q

highly interactive digital technology

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new media

31
Q

_____ in new media is sometimes referred to as _______

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a. Language
b. Computer-mediated communication

32
Q

lanuage that is common to ppl regardless of age, social class, gender, race

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vernacular

33
Q

is a resource whose use is subject to a variety of factors, including users’
‘technoliteracy’, their considerations of audience and purpose, and physical constraints of
message production (for economy and text entry reduction).

A

Respelling/Misspellings

34
Q

relationship-focused rather than subject-oriented. This can be
explained by the number of Group Chats (GCs) a person has, and the number of individuals and
GCs a person engages simultaneously.

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Interpersonal

35
Q

carries expectation of continuous
exchange. This is why most media platforms have a “Reply” or
“Comment” option, while some have a “Leave a comment”
button, to ensure continuous interaction.

A

dialogical

36
Q

It is usually unplanned, unstructured, and sometimes impulsive.

A

spontaneous

37
Q

The English language of New media are:

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Brief (Brevity)
Multimodal
Ideological

38
Q

This refers to the layering of different digital media.

A

multimodality

39
Q

New media is inherently ideological, especially in terms of their
political-economies of access and control.

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Ideologically-mediated

40
Q

process involves defining the types of information you will deliver,
who are the intended recipients of that information, the format for communicating it, and the
timing of its release and distribution.

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communication planning

41
Q

is not simply a way of communicating, but a powerful resource for
representing (or manipulating) its users, especially the young people – so-called “digital natives”.

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Language use

42
Q

did not only usher in new forms of language used in new media, but also paved the way on how communication takes place and how messages are presented.

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modern technology

43
Q

have always encountered
communication problems. Some of
these problems are sometimes
hard to avoid or deal with.

A

business communicators

44
Q

Kristine is having a hard time communicating w/her workmates since they are from the diff province.

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Culture differences

45
Q

These are the reason why communication fails; these are not confined to physical and physiological issues but could also in cultural differences.

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communication barriers

46
Q

Allow time for ‘chatting’ at the beginning of a meeting.

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Tips for People with a Direct Communication Style