unit 1 Flashcards
diff of verbal and oral comm
verbal - words, written, and spoken
oral - always spoken
the transmission of ideas and
emotions between or among persons
with the use of verbal and nonverbal
cues
COMMUNICATION
helps people adapt to or survive in the
place they live in
COMMUNICATION
T or F
Even without words, communication can
happen.
T
specific emotional or physical response occurs
when a
message transmits from a source to a
receiver.
two way process
communication
how comm takes place?
- message transmits from a source to a receiver.
- The speaker encodes an idea or converts the idea
into words or activities - The speaker transmits or
sends out a message. - The receiver gets the message
- The receiver decodes or
interprets the message based on the context. - The receiver sends/ provides feedback
According to ___ and ____ 1946, in ___ and ______ (2009), multiple meanings for the same word are what is called by communication scholars and philosophers as POLYSEMY.
Odgen
Richards
Duck
Mc Mahan
According to Odgen and Richards 1946, in Duck and Mc Mahan (2009), multiple meanings for the same word are what is called by communication scholars and philosophers as .
POLYSEMY
senses are related
POLYSEMY
senses are not related
HOMONYMY
Speech and language,
vocalization such as _____,
followed by a variety of other
noices as clapping hands,
foot tapping, and so on can
be communicative
sounds
through reading each other ‘s signals
this could be through facial
expressions, eye contacts, gestures,
body language, unrestrained and
non-conscious visual information
coming out of a person
VISION
Handshaking, cuddling,
stroking, putting, tapping,
kissing, hugging, close skinto-skin contact.
TOUCH AND
PHYSICAL CONTACT
We do pick up olfactory information
or the sense of smell from one
another.
SMELL
channels people use in communicating:
SOUND
VISION
TOUCH AND PHYSICAL CONTACT
SMELL
elements of Communication
STIMULUS
Sender
Encoding
Communication Channel
Decoding
Receiver
Feedback
Message
Noise
an idea or concept that
a sender would like to
convey
STIMULUS
the person who aims to
deliver the message with the
objective of conveying
information and ideas to
others
Sender
the conversion of the subject matter
into words, actions, or pictures, etc.
Encoding
used by the sender to
transmit information, either
formal or informal.
Communication
Channel
the extraction of meaning to
complete understanding.
Decoding
person who accepts the
message or for who the
message is intended for.
Receiver
process of making sure that the
receiver has taken or understood the
message in the same sense the
sender mean it
Feedback
info or idea to be delivered
message
affects or distorts the comm process
noise
describes the
process of
conveying meaning
without words.
NONVERBAL
COMMUNICATION
spoken communication or
the use of sounds and
words to express yourself.
VERBALOR ORAL
COMMUNICATION
formed by sounds, words,
language and speech
VERBAL OR ORAL
COMMUNICATION
4 TYPES OF VERBAL
COMMUNICATION
intrapersonal
interpersonal
small group
public comm
private and limited to
ourselves
intrapersonal
communication with
other people
exchanging roles
between sender and
receive
interpersonal
2 types of interpersonal comm
dyadic and small group comm
happens between two
persons and is therefore
a personal conversation
exchanging roles
between sender and
receiver
dyadic
can simply come about
when there are more than
two people involved.
the number of people
involved is small, sufficient
to let each participant
interrelate and converse
with the rest
small group comm
happens when one
person talks to a big
assembly of people
pub comm
