week 2 Flashcards

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elements of communication

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sender, message, noise, channel, receiver, feedback

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2
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types of communication

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oral, non-verbal, and written communication

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oral communication

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interaction that makes use of spoken words

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non-verbal communication

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interaction that uses gestures, facial expressions, and body posture

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5
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four types of non-verbal communication

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a.) facial expresssions
b.) eye contact
c.) body movement and posture
d.) haptics

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6
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haptics

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derived from the greek word “haptikos”, connection by touch/skin ship

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7
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written communication

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the most formal of all types

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8
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noise

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element that prevents clear communication, modifies or changes the message

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9
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SMCRF

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sender, message, channel, receiver, feedback

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three types of noise

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physical/external noise, psychological/internal noise, and semantic/linguistic noise

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physical/external noise

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sounds created by things around you everyday, such as beeping cars

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12
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psychological/internal noise

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receiver’s internal thoughts

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semantic/linguistic noise

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lack of common background or knowledge to share ideas effectively, such as a language barrier

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