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Communication two latin words
Communis
Communicare
Meaning of the latin word: “communis*
Commonness
Meaning of the latin word: “communicare”
To share
Two person communicating should speak the same language or dialect so they will understand one another
Language
The amount of INFORMATION person has about a certain topic
Knowledge
Individuals should possess the SAME LEVEL OF INTEREST for the continues exchange of information
Interest
Having similar experience enables people to relate to one another as they converse
Experience
Having same culture facilities comprehension of the message being transmitted.
Culture
Information is transferred in one direction only, from the sender to receiver
One-way communication
There’s a give and take relationship, shifting roles occurs when the listener gives feedback taking roles of the speaker and the speaker takes the role of the listener
Two-way communication
The situation, environment or setting.
Can be physical, social or chronological
Context
The speaker, source or encoder
Sender
The key of element that is transmitted in communication.
Comprises our thoughts, knowledge, attitude, skills, feelings, experiences, values beliefs and inspiration.
Message
The medium of communication.
The pathway through which the message travels in order to reach its destination.
Channel
Decoder or listener.
The person who receives and interprets the message
Receiver
The return process which completes the loop of communication.
Feedback
The interference.
Anything the hinders the transmission of the reception of the message.
Noise
May either be denotative or connotative
Semantic noise
Grammar, structure or a set of rules that govern how words are combined in meaningful phrases and sentences.
Syntactic noise
Physically disrupts communication
Environment noise
Poorly structured or planned message
Organizational noise
Certain attitudes the can also make communication difficult
Psychological noise
Physical conditions that interferences with the reception of the message
Physiological noise
Differences in culture may interfere with cross-cultural understanding physical conditions that interferes with the reception of the message
Cultural noise
