TOPIC 3: COMMUNICATION FOR VARIOUS PURPOSES Flashcards

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What are the 3 purpose of communication?

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  1. Informative
  2. Persuasive
  3. Argumentative
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What is the other term for Informative communication?

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Expository Communication

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What is the main purpose of Informative communication?

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Convey Information Factually

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What are the goals of Informative communication?

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Its goal is to input new learning, enhance prior knowledge, confirm a concept, alleviate comprehension of an idea, or explain a process or procedure.

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Tips in doing an informative presentation:

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  1. Stick to the facts.
  2. Avoid repetition.
  3. Make it clear.
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In writing, it is pushing across an idea and convincing people or readers to support the idea you want to convey.

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Persuasive Communication

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What is the goal of persuasive communication?

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It is to convince people to change in some way: they think, the way they do something, or to start doing something that they are not currently doing.

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Tips in doing a persuasive presentation:

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  1. Be objective
  2. Use your brain, not your heart.
  3. Cite, cite, cite.
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This tries to make listeners/readers believe that your idea is better based on the various reasons that you have at hand.

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Argumentative Communication

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Tips in doing an argumentative presentation

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  1. It is a one way debate.
  2. Move the reader to action.
  3. End with a punch.
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It is logical and reasoned in a way that one demonstrates one’s point of view, belief, conclusion, or position. It often talks about hot topics, and they encourage the audience to change their views or opinions on a topic.

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Argumentative Communication

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What does the term ‘intra’ mean?

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As the term, ‘intra’ means ‘within’, so the communication that takes place within a person is called intrapersonal communication.

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What does the term ‘inter’ mean?

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The term ‘inter’ means ‘between’, so when communication occurs between two or more persons, it is said to be interpersonal communication.

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How many persons are involved in intrapersonal and Interpersonal communication?

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Intrapersonal - 1
Interpersonal - at least 2

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How frequently does intrapersonal and interpersonal communication occur?

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Intrapersonal communication occurs continuously due to human nature.

Interpersonal communication occurs regularly due to social needs.

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What type of media is used in intrapersonal and interpersonal communication?

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Intrapersonal communication involves only a person’s internal senses.

Interpersonal communication is supported by verbal and non-verbal media. |

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What is intrapersonal and interpersonal communication primarily concerned with?

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Intrapersonal communication is primarily concerned with thinking and analysis.

Interpersonal communication is primarily concerned with exchanging and sharing ideas or information.

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What is the definition of intrapersonal communication?

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Intrapersonal communication is the communication that occurs within oneself, involving thoughts and reflections.

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How is interpersonal communication defined?

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Interpersonal communication is the exchange of information between two or more individuals, utilizing verbal or non-verbal messages.

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It’s a way of making your ideas public, sharing them with others, and influencing them.

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Public Speaking

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According to Lucas (2015), what are the three major differences between conversation and public speaking?

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Public speaking is :
- more highly structured.
- requires more formal language.
- requires a different method of delivery.

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It is the process of sharing information with a large audience.

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Mass communication

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How is Mass communication accomplished?

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It is accomplished via mass media-that is, technology capable of sending messages to great numbers of people, many of whom are unknown to the sender (e.g., television).

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What is the purpose of mass communication?

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The purposes of mass communication include entertainment, education, and political propaganda. Among the fields of endeavor that engage in mass communication are marketing, public relations, and journalism.

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These are communications that are controlled and facilitated by technology tools and applications.

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TECHNOLOGY-MEDIATED COMMUNICATION

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Give examples of Technology-Mediated Communication.

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  • telephone conversations
  • Internet-based text chats and discussions
  • videoconferencing, and other mediated communications including computer-mediated communication (CMC).