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1
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understood as the process of
meaning-making through a channel
or a medium

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COMMUNICATION

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person who receives the transmitted message

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Receiver

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is the reason behind any interaction

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Message

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3
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which a message is conveyed

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Channel

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3
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carefully crafts the message.

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Source

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Components of the Communication Process

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Source
Channel
Feedback
Context
Message
Receiver
Environment
Interference

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5
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Kinds of interference

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Psychological barriers
Physical barriers
Linguistic and cultural barriers
Mechanical barriers

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5
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The place, the feeling, the mood, the mindset and the condition of both sender and receiver

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Environment

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essential to confirm recipient understanding

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Feedback

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6
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expectations of the sender and the receiver and the common or shared understanding

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Context

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6
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a barrier or block

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Interference

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7
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claims that communication
must meet certain standards

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Michael Osborn (2009)

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7
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makes speeches understandable

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Clarity

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7
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9 Principles of Effective Communication

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Clarity
Concreteness
Courtesy
Correctness
Consideration
Creativity
Conciseness
Cultural Sensitivity
Captivating

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Ethical Communicators

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Respect audience.
Consider the result of communication.
Value Truth.
Use information correctly.
Do not falsify information

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reduces misunderstandings

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Concreteness

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builds goodwill

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Clarity

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10
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Glaring at mistakes

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Correctness

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Must be geared toward the audience

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Consideration

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12
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having the ability to craft interesting messages

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Creativity

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13
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Simplicity and directness

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Conciseness

14
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increasing emphasis on empowering diverse cultures

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Cultural Sensitivity

15
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Strive to make interesting messages

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Captivating

16
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2 Types of Communication Context

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Intrapersonal Communication - This refers to
communication that centers on one person

Interpersonal Communication - This refers to
communication between and among people

17
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defined communication as the process of transmitting information

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Keyton (2011)

18
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2 Types of Communication

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Verbal Communication - refers to an interaction in which
words are use to relay a message.

Non-verbal Communication - refers to an interaction where
the behavior and body movements are use to represent and
convey a message

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communication that focuses on a specific community or geographic area.

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Local Communication

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Types of Interpersonal Communication

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Dyad Communication - communication that occurs between
two people.

Small Group Communication - communication that involves
at least three but not more than twelve people engaging in face
to face interaction

Public Communication - communication that requires you to
deliver or send message to a group.

Mass Communication - communication that takes place
through television, radio, news paper, magazines, etc.

20
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refers to communication that occurs between different countries or cultures.

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Foreign Communication

20
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‘distractions’, ‘hindrances’, or ‘obstacles’

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Barriers in communication

21
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produced by articulate sounds

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Spoken Language

21
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describes the way countries and people of the world interact and integrate

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Global Communication

22
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communication and assimilation among individuals supported by
technology and compelled by international trade

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Globalization

23
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representation of a language by the means of writing

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Written Language

24
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group of different sounds perceived to have the same function

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PHONEMES

25
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contains a single vowel sound that is pronounced as a unit

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SYLLABLES

25
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smallest linguistic part of a word

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MORPHEMES

25
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new language that develops into situations

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Pidgin

26
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the principal method of human communication

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Language

26
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a pidgin that becomes the first language of the children

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Creole

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How speech is used appropriately according to the situation and with who you speak to

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Language register

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28
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used as a marker of identity

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MINORITY DIALECT

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versions of a single language

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dialect

29
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spoken in a particular area of a country

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REGIONAL DIALECT

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refers to the vocabulary, grammar, syntax, used by a particular social group

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sociolect

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