Professional Communications Flashcards
Communication
sending and receiving messages
audience etiquette
manners and way to act as an audience
communication apprehension
fear of public speaking
formal language
language we use with adults and in the workplace
informal language
language used with peers friends and family
sender
the one who gives the message
receiver
the one the message goes to
encode
turning thoughts and feelings into a message to be sent
decode
translate a message that has been received
channel
they way the message has been sent
message
the communication that is being sent
feedback
the response from the receiver
communication barriers
noise and interference that interrupts messages
interference
something that keeps good communication from happening
context
where you are (environment) when the message is sent
verbal communication
spoken or oral communication
tone
the quality of the voice
pitch
highs and lows of the voice
rate
how fast or slow one speaks
volume
the loudness or softness of a voice
nonverbal
body language
gestures
hand and arm movement
facial expressions
micro and macro facial movements
proxemics
the distance between sender and receiver
chronemics
the time the message is taking place
haptics
communication through touch
kinesics
interpretation of body motion communication
hearing
one of the five senses; the ability to take in (receive) sound
listening
evaluating the sounds that have been received; paying attention
active listening
one who is actively taking part in listening
passive listening
one who hears but is not actually listening
discriminative listening
Identifying one sound amidst many sounds
appreciative listening
listening for enjoyment
critical listening
listening for what is important
empathic listening
listening to help someone
intrapersonal communication
communication with one’s self
small group communication
interactions among three or more people who are connected through a common purpose