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QUIZ 1 Flashcards

1
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it is a systematic process through which individuals interact through symbols to create and interpret meanings.

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communication

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this is transmitted from one person to another either through words, actions, or expressions.

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message

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also called sender, one who transmits the words, actions, or expressions.

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source

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4
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this is how you transmit the words, actions, or expressions.

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encode

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5
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through this you transmit the words, actions, or expressions.

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channel

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6
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extract meaning of words, actions, and expressions to complete understanding.

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decode

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one who receives the transmitted words, actions, or expressions

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receiver

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8
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another word for answer or reply

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feedback

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9
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also referred to as the Transmission or Standard View Model, has three main parts: sender, channel, and receiver.

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shannon weavers model

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10
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Osgood-Schramm Communication Model

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schramms model of communication

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11
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this expands the Shannon and Weaver Model

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SMCR Model of Communication

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12
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Linear, Interactive, and Transactions

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model of communication

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13
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this type of communication is through oral expression of the idea or message

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verbal communication

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14
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it is done through actions, facial expressions, or body language

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nonverbal communication

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15
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ensured when one is able to repeat, paraphrase, or reflect.

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active listening

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16
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it is an integral part of the process of communication and is a process in itself

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listening

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17
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barriers in listening which affect the transmission of the message

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internal and external noise

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18
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the process of communication changes according to whether you are talking to yourself, to another person, to more than two persons, or to the public

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the context of speech

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19
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it is talking to oneself

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intrapersonal communication

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20
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brain is the channel

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intrapersonal communication

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this is when a person shares their thoughts, ideas, and aspirations with another person or to groups or persons

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interpersonal communication

22
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it is talking to a considerable number of persons or a crowd or the public

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public communication

23
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smile, frown, doodle, scratch your head, cross your arms, and etc.

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intrapersonal

24
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body movement, posture, eye contact, pitch, tone of voice and speed of talking, distance or proximity, facial expression, and some physiological changes, etc

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interpersonal communication

25
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how we communicate may largely depend on the context

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the style of speech

26
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it is used in self-addressed questions or self-talk, exclamations, sudden realizations, showing of surprise, and of expressions of interest.

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intimate style

27
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when one uses contractions, slang, simplified grammar, and dropping “that” in statements, or cracks jokes, talks with family or friends, and writes blogs, tweets, or advertisements.

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casual communication

28
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this is used when one shows hesitation, disinterest, or prejudice during a dialogue, conversation, or conference.

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frozen style

29
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it is used in formal interviews, meetings, in the church, bank, job interviews, prestigious ceremonies, talking with superiors, writing formal letters, news reports, and speeches.

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formal style

30
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it is when one exhibits in conferring with other people on a topic, project, program, or letting them participate in decision-making

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consultative style

31
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he espoused the Speech Act Theory which , was developed by Searle (1969)

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John L. Austin

32
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this theory tells us that words by themselves may not have simple fixed meanings, but are influenced by the situation, speaker, and listener

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speech act theory

33
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it is the utterance itself—
it may depend on where, when, why, and how it was said, who the speaker is, or to whom it was spoken

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locution

34
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it is the real intended meaning

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illocution

35
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it is the response of the listener to the utterance

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perlocution

36
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suggesting or agreeing on a topic

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nomination

37
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it is excluding all other topics

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restriction

38
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sticking to the topic throughout the discussion

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topic control

39
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going from one topic to another

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topic shifting

40
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this gives others a chance to speak

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turn taking

41
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this happens when the speaker is not understood by the receiver

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communication breakdown

42
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is winding up and ending a discussion

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termination

43
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This situation calls for repair, which is dones by repeating what the speaker said in full or in part, or rephrasing what was said.

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communication breakdown

44
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three main parts of shannon weavers model

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sender channel and receiver

45
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seven elements in communication

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source, sender, message, encode, decode, receiver, channel, feedback

46
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this model presents content elements treatment structure and code

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berlo’s smcr model of communication

47
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“must go!” “luv it!” “grrr” what style of speech

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intimate

48
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“says who?” “twas a blast!” what style of speech

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casual communication

49
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“hmmpp” “nah!” what style

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frozen

50
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what year is john l austion

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1962

51
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what year is searle

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1969

52
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dyad is what communication

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interpersonal

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