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問題一覧

an activity in which you participate

Process

interrelated parts, collection not of random parts but of organized whole

System

representation of something abstract

Symbols

heart of communication

Meaning

2 levels of meaning

Content Level Relationship Level

literal meaning parallel to denotative meaning

Content Level

express relationship parallel to connotative meaning

Relationship Level

communication is derived from the latin word

common

common which means

belonging to many

communico means

to confer with others

it is an instrument for human interaction

communication

it is a process in which people send and receive message

Communication

Elements of communication

People (Sender and receiver) Message Channel Feedback Code Environment Noise or Barrier

involved in communication

People

2 roles of people in communication

Receiver Sender

this involves verbal and non-verbal

Message

words shared orally

Verbal

form of gestures, body movement

non-verbal

means which message is delivered passing through a medium

channel

receiver's verbal and non-verbal response to source's message

feedback

systematic arrangement of symbols use to create meanings in the mind of another

code

2 types of code

Encoding Decoding

process of translating idea or thought into code

Encoding

process of assigning meaning to an idea or a thought.

Decoding

interference in the encoding and decoding process affecting clarity and understanding of a message

Noise/Barriers

the place, the feeling, the mood, the mindset, and the condition of both the sender and the receiver (e.g., the physical set up of a communication venue)

Environment

shared understanding

Context

Kinds of Noise or Barrier

1. Physical Barriers 2. Linguistics and Cultural Barriers 3. Psychological Barriers 4. Mechanical Barriers

communication process

Linear model Interactive model Transactional model

linear model also called as

transmission model

communication is one way process

Linear Process

communication is a two-way process involving interaction between sender and receiver

interactive model

communication is varying and dynamic

Transactional model

Principles of communication

1. Communication is transactional 2. Communication is inevitable. 3. Communication is goal-oriented 4. Communication has various levels. 5. Communication is complex. 6. Communication can be learned. 7. Communication is relational

COMMUNICATION CUES:

Verbal and non-verbal

verbal language also called

spoken language

universal signals: eyebrow flash open hand/palm up. smiling

non-verbal

2 types of nonverbal

Body movements Paralanguage

gestures, facial expressions, posture and eye behavior.

Body movements

extra sounds that go with spoken words and study of special sounds

Paralanguage

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問題一覧

an activity in which you participate

Process

interrelated parts, collection not of random parts but of organized whole

System

representation of something abstract

Symbols

heart of communication

Meaning

2 levels of meaning

Content Level Relationship Level

literal meaning parallel to denotative meaning

Content Level

express relationship parallel to connotative meaning

Relationship Level

communication is derived from the latin word

common

common which means

belonging to many

communico means

to confer with others

it is an instrument for human interaction

communication

it is a process in which people send and receive message

Communication

Elements of communication

People (Sender and receiver) Message Channel Feedback Code Environment Noise or Barrier

involved in communication

People

2 roles of people in communication

Receiver Sender

this involves verbal and non-verbal

Message

words shared orally

Verbal

form of gestures, body movement

non-verbal

means which message is delivered passing through a medium

channel

receiver's verbal and non-verbal response to source's message

feedback

systematic arrangement of symbols use to create meanings in the mind of another

code

2 types of code

Encoding Decoding

process of translating idea or thought into code

Encoding

process of assigning meaning to an idea or a thought.

Decoding

interference in the encoding and decoding process affecting clarity and understanding of a message

Noise/Barriers

the place, the feeling, the mood, the mindset, and the condition of both the sender and the receiver (e.g., the physical set up of a communication venue)

Environment

shared understanding

Context

Kinds of Noise or Barrier

1. Physical Barriers 2. Linguistics and Cultural Barriers 3. Psychological Barriers 4. Mechanical Barriers

communication process

Linear model Interactive model Transactional model

linear model also called as

transmission model

communication is one way process

Linear Process

communication is a two-way process involving interaction between sender and receiver

interactive model

communication is varying and dynamic

Transactional model

Principles of communication

COMMUNICATION CUES:

Verbal and non-verbal

verbal language also called

spoken language

universal signals: eyebrow flash open hand/palm up. smiling

non-verbal

2 types of nonverbal

Body movements Paralanguage

gestures, facial expressions, posture and eye behavior.

Body movements

extra sounds that go with spoken words and study of special sounds

Paralanguage