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S4 - Communication Flashcards

1
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Act of transmitting verbal & non-verbal information

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Communication

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2
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Exchange process of selling & receiving messages

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Communication

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3
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Less than 35% of the social meaning utilizes verbal communication

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Communication

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How the sales message is given can be as important to making a sale as what is said

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Communication

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Composition of Communication (VVF)

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Verbal
Vocal
Facial

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Composition of Communication [2] (GMMPS)

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Graphology
Micro-impressions
Macro-impressions
Phonology
Spacial Concept

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Basic Communication Model (SEMM DRFN)

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Source
Encoding Process
Message
Medium

Decoding Process
Receiver
Feedback
Noise

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Communication source — “Communicator”

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Source

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Conversion of ideas & concepts into language & materials

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Encoding Process

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Information intended to be conveyed

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Message

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Form of communication used

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Medium

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12
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Receipt & translation — interpretation of information

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Decoding Process

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13
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Intended person to communicate

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Receiver

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14
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Reaction of the communication as transmitted by sender

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Feedback

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Factors that distort communication

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Noise

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16
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Communication Model Components (FES LAP)

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Feedback
Empathy
Simplicity

Listening
Attitude
Proof Statements

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17
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Doesn’t refer to any specific type of listening behavior rather a recognizable receiver’s response aid

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Feedback

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Gathering information & uncovering customer needs using one or more questions

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Probing

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Territorial Space (IPSP)

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Intimate
Personal
Social
Public

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Area around the self that person will allow another person w/o consent

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Territorial Space

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21
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Conveys physical attributes

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Appearance

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Appearance (ASH WPP)

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Age
Sex
Height

Weight
Physical Characteristics
Personality

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23
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Types of Handshake (FPLC)

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Firm H.
Prolonged H.
Limp H.
Cold Fish H.

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24
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Intense & indicative of greater liking & warmer feelings

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Firm Handshake

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More intimate & can cause discomfort

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Prolonged Handshake

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Usually indicating aloofness & unwilling to become involved

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Limp Handshake

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Perceives as unaffectionate & unfriendly

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Cold Fish Handshake

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Reminder for Handshake: (MG)

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Maintain eye contact
Grip hand firmly

29
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Shake hands with everyone in the room

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International Handshaking

30
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Women should initiate handshakes

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International Handshaking

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Western and Eastern Europeans reshake hands

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International Handshaking

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French and Japanese businesspeople shake hands w/ one firm gesture

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International Handshaking

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In Arab countries, handshakes are a bit limp and last longer than typical American handshakes

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International Handshaking

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Process of communicating nonverbally through conscious/unconscious gestures & movements

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Body Language

35
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Assists us in understanding & decoding what the person is saying or feeling

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Body Language

36
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Latin word “emovere”, meaning “to move out”

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Emotion

37
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Outward expression of something inside

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Emotion

38
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Events serving as stimulus which can be verbally described

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Conscious Experience

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Thoughts & perceptions the event/stimuli

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Cognition

40
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Bodily changes during the emotion

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Physiological Response

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Actions & reactions

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Behavior

42
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Brief involuntary facial expression

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Microexpressions

43
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Universal & occurs as fast as 1/15 to 1/25 of a second

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Microexpressions

44
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Difficult to fake & occurs during high stakes situations

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Microexpressions

45
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Intentional facial displays of emotion
Last 1/2s - 4s

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Macro-expressions

46
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Communication Modes: Non-verbal Signals (BFAHL)

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Body Angle
Facial Expression
Arm movement
Hand movement
Leg position

47
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Types of Messages (ACD)

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Acceptance
Caution
Disagreement

48
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Nonverbal Expressions of Eyes (EBP)

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Eye Gaze
Blinking
Pupil Size

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Interested & paying attention
Prolonged contact is threatening
Breaking eye contact indicates distraction

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Eye Gaze

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Distressed/uncomfortable

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Rapid Blinking

51
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Intentionally controlling eye movements

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Infrequent Blinking

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Attraction to one another

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Bedroom Eyes

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Shows interest

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Highly Dilated

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Communication Barriers (DBSI DDPHN)

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Difference in perception
Buyer doesn’t recognize a need to buy product
Selling Pressure
Information Overload

Disorganized Sales Presentation
Distraction
Poor Listening
How & What You Say
Not adapting to buyer’s style

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How & What You Say (CCCC)

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Controlled Talk
Caring Talk
Conniving Talk
Careless Talk

56
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Thinks before speaking

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Controlled Talk

57
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Seeking to encourage

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Caring Talk

58
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Desire to twist truth

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Conniving Talk

59
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Leads into destruction

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Careless Talk

60
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Ability to change peoples beliefs, position, or course of action

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Persuasion

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Ability to identify & understand person’s feelings, ideas, or situations

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Empathy

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Deriving meaning from sounds heard

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Listening

63
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Levels of Listening (MEA)

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Marginal L.
Evaluative L.
Active L.

64
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Blank stares, nervous mannerisms & gestures that may annoy

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Marginal Listening

65
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Categorizes statements & concentrates on preparing response

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Evaluative Listening

66
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See other’s point of view
Attention is not only on spoken words but on thoughts, feelings & meaning conveyed

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Active Listening

67
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Substantiate a persons claim

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Credibility | Proof Statements

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