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問題一覧

Communication came from the Latin word “_________, ” which means to ____ or to _____ _________

communicare, share, make familiar

Two Types of Communication

Verbal, Non Verbal

the exchange of thoughts, messages or information, by speech, writing, signals, or behavior between a sender and a receiver

Communication

Who stated that “Communication means the process of passing information and understanding from one person to another.”

Theo Haiman

form of communication that takes place within a specific context

Purposive Communication

Different Context of Purposive Communication

scenes, cultures, social relations, settings or environment

includes the place, time, and occasion

scenes

Who stated that Communication is the process of transmitting information and common understanding from one person to another

Lunenburg

linear model of communication that provides a framework on how messages are sent and received

Shannon-Weaver Model

What year was Shannon Weaver model created?

1948

Who are the proponents of Shannon Weaver Model?

Claude Shannon, Warren Weaver

Components of Shannon Weaver Model (in chronological order)

Sender, Encoding, Channel, Noise, Decoding, Receiver, Feedback

the starter or the source of the idea, and it is also called as information source of communicator.

Sender

The sender's ____ is necessary because people may agree or not depending on it

credibility

an encoder is also called as _____

transmitter

process of selecting words and transforming ideas into a communicable message

Encoding

channel used in face to face communication

soundwaves

According to _____ (2019), the communication channel is the infrastructure that gets information from the sender and transmitter going to the decoder and receiver.

Drew

the means used to deliver the message, and it can either be oral or written.

Channel

The choice of the channel depend on _____, ______, and _____ on the receiver

availability, practicality, impact

interference that disrupts communication

Noise

A decoder is also known as ____

receptor

process of translating the message

Decoding

receiver are also called as

interpreters

What characteristics a receiver need to have?

good listener, good comprehension skills

Who decided to incorporate feedback on the communication process model so as for the sender to know if the receiver received the message

Norbert Weiner

three forms of feedback

reply, reaction, response

Principles of Communication (7C's)

Courtesy/Consideration, Clarity, Correctness, Concreteness, Completeness/Consistency, Credibility, Conciseness

means being aware of other’s feelings,

Courtesy

another term for courtesy

politeness

stems from the “you-attitude,” which means putting your receiver’s need first.

Courtesy

knowing the viewpoints of the audience, their background, education level, mindset, etc.

Consideration

involves using appropriate language, grammar, pronunciation, sentence construction, and delivery.

Clarity

includes the correct grammar, spelling, pronunciation, and the correct information about the receiver of the message

Correctness

all information should be authentic

Correctness

sender should support the message with facts, figures, and words that are clear.

Concreteness

means being particular, definite, and vivid rather than vague and broad.

Concreteness

sender needs to compose the message through the receiver's perspective to ensure that all the necessary facts and information are included.

Completeness and Consistency

3 guidelines to follow in achieving completeness and consistency

Provide all the necessary information, Answer all the questions asked, Give something extra when desirable

7C's of Communication and their Relevance Courtesy/Consideration: Clarity: Correctness: Concreteness: Credibility: Conciseness: Completeness:

Improves relationship, Make comprehension better, Builds confidence, Reinforces confidence, Builds trust, Saves time, Intoduces stability

ethics comes from the Greek word ____

ethos

platinum rule was according to?

Bennett

Ethics in Communication

Adhering to the golden rule or the platinum rule, Considering the feelings of the receiver, Acknowledge the source of idea and information, Speaking the truth

Communication catalyzes ______

globalization

structural phenomenon of increasing interdependence among various parts of the world

Globalization

Who said that globalization is thestructural phenomenon of increasing interdependence among various parts of the world.

Cornali and Tirocchi

Three Major Aspects of Globalization

Transformation, The global interdependence, The advancement of technology

for people and culture becomes a norm of life.

The global interdependence

Changes in the economy, culture, and society.

Transformation

numerous technological revolution for interconnected society

The advancement of technology

As a result, _______ (2005) claims "That the flux and complexity of changes will continue to increase in the years ahead"

Chen

Defined as the synthesis of an underlying system of knowledge and skills needed for communication.

Communication Competence

Who termed communicative competence?

Swain and Canale

Components of Communicative Competence According to Swain and Canale

Grammarical Competence, Sociolinguistic Competence, Discourse Competence, Strategic Competence

the domain of grammatical and lexical capacity

Grammatical Competence

According to _______, it is the linguistic competence

Noah Chomsky

Pertains to an understanding of the social context in which communication takes place

Sociolinguistic Competence

relates to the coping strategies the communicators employ to initiate, terminate, maintain, repair and redirect communication

Strategic Competence

The ability to interpret individual message elements in terms of their interconnectedness

Discourse Competence

Who defined communicative competence as "the knowledge of effective and appropriate communication patterns and the ability to use and adapt that knowledge in the various context"

Cooley and Roach

3 parts that can be unpacked in communication competence definition of Cooley and Roach

Knowledge, Ability to use, Adapt to Various Context

Knowing how to do something and understanding why things are done the way they are

Knowledge

Makes it impossible to have one standard for what counts as communication competence

Adapt to various context

Individual factors affect our ability to do anything.

Ability to use

Cultural Variables that affect competence

Race and Nationality

Social Variables that affect competence

Status and Power

The ability of individuals that relates effectively to self and others in daily life.

Competence

defines communication competence as An innate individual trait that is not related to personal intellect or education.

Guo Ming Chen

Who said that communication competence is an internal ability that is naturally enhanced and luminated through the promotion of empathy in the process of socialization.

Weinstein

Who developed a model of global communication competence?

Chen

Four Dimension of Global Communication Competence

Global Mindset, Mapping the Culture, Aligning the Interaction, Unfolding the Self

psychological process that represents patterns of an individual or group thinking.

Mindset

Culturally sensitive – Open – Knowledgeable – Critical and Holistic thinkers – Flexible

Global Mindset

Which of the following is not a characteristic of a people with global mindset?

Motivation

ability to look for shared communication symbols and project the self into another person’s mind by thinking the same thoughts and feelings and the same emotions as the person

Unfolding the Self

What is not included in unfolding the self?

Knowledgeable

requires us to contrast cultural differences

Mapping the Culture

one of the basic needs of human beings to interact and adjust effectively with other human fellows and environment.

Adroitness

Two components of Adroitness

Effectiveness, Appropriateness

Three Context of Appropriateness

Verbal and Non Verbal Context, Relational Context, Environmental Context

Impacts of Globalization

Virtual Interaction, Cultural Awareness in Speech, Cultural Awareness in Body Language, Time Difference

communicating via email to distant team members requires a certain etiquette and nuance not necessarily in face-to-face interactions.

Virtual Interaction

emerging form of literacy in the globalizing society

Computer Literacy

internet feature that allows people to communicate in real time with strangers

Chat Room

young people who are regarded as the native speaker of the digital language of computers.

Digital Natives

adults who learn to adapt to their environment at the same time they always retain, to some degree, their language.

Digital Immigrants

oriented towards the creation of conscious, critical forms of integration in the globalizing society.

Digital Citizenship

Ability to evaluate a variety of technological solutions, more than just knowing how to use a specific technology well.

Digital Skills

are ideograms and smileys used in electronic messages and web pages

Emoji

words without letters conveying emotional responses, such as smileys

Emoticons

it refers to the computer-mediated communication that is more socially desirable than face-to-face communication.

Hyperpersonal Communication

refer to the shifting landscape of people across culture and borders

Ethnoscape

-transformation of communication media

Mediamorphosis

It refers broadly to the convergence of telecommunications and information processing.

Telematic Network

It refers to the audio and video available through a website.

Streaming Multimedia

it is the first that the Internet would change language.

OMG

an ego manical madness that gripped the world where a greater focus is given to the individual.

Selfie

use of a computer to simulate an experience in a way that is obscure from reality.

Virtual Reality

community that exists in the world of electronic communication rather than in the physical world.

Virtual Community

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問題一覧

Communication came from the Latin word “_________, ” which means to ____ or to _____ _________

communicare, share, make familiar

Two Types of Communication

Verbal, Non Verbal

the exchange of thoughts, messages or information, by speech, writing, signals, or behavior between a sender and a receiver

Communication

Who stated that “Communication means the process of passing information and understanding from one person to another.”

Theo Haiman

form of communication that takes place within a specific context

Purposive Communication

Different Context of Purposive Communication

scenes, cultures, social relations, settings or environment

includes the place, time, and occasion

scenes

Who stated that Communication is the process of transmitting information and common understanding from one person to another

Lunenburg

linear model of communication that provides a framework on how messages are sent and received

Shannon-Weaver Model

What year was Shannon Weaver model created?

1948

Who are the proponents of Shannon Weaver Model?

Claude Shannon, Warren Weaver

Components of Shannon Weaver Model (in chronological order)

Sender, Encoding, Channel, Noise, Decoding, Receiver, Feedback

the starter or the source of the idea, and it is also called as information source of communicator.

Sender

The sender's ____ is necessary because people may agree or not depending on it

credibility

an encoder is also called as _____

transmitter

process of selecting words and transforming ideas into a communicable message

Encoding

channel used in face to face communication

soundwaves

According to _____ (2019), the communication channel is the infrastructure that gets information from the sender and transmitter going to the decoder and receiver.

Drew

the means used to deliver the message, and it can either be oral or written.

Channel

The choice of the channel depend on _____, ______, and _____ on the receiver

availability, practicality, impact

interference that disrupts communication

Noise

A decoder is also known as ____

receptor

process of translating the message

Decoding

receiver are also called as

interpreters

What characteristics a receiver need to have?

good listener, good comprehension skills

Who decided to incorporate feedback on the communication process model so as for the sender to know if the receiver received the message

Norbert Weiner

three forms of feedback

reply, reaction, response

Principles of Communication (7C's)

Courtesy/Consideration, Clarity, Correctness, Concreteness, Completeness/Consistency, Credibility, Conciseness

means being aware of other’s feelings,

Courtesy

another term for courtesy

politeness

stems from the “you-attitude,” which means putting your receiver’s need first.

Courtesy

knowing the viewpoints of the audience, their background, education level, mindset, etc.

Consideration

involves using appropriate language, grammar, pronunciation, sentence construction, and delivery.

Clarity

includes the correct grammar, spelling, pronunciation, and the correct information about the receiver of the message

Correctness

all information should be authentic

Correctness

sender should support the message with facts, figures, and words that are clear.

Concreteness

means being particular, definite, and vivid rather than vague and broad.

Concreteness

sender needs to compose the message through the receiver's perspective to ensure that all the necessary facts and information are included.

Completeness and Consistency

3 guidelines to follow in achieving completeness and consistency

Provide all the necessary information, Answer all the questions asked, Give something extra when desirable

7C's of Communication and their Relevance Courtesy/Consideration: Clarity: Correctness: Concreteness: Credibility: Conciseness: Completeness:

Improves relationship, Make comprehension better, Builds confidence, Reinforces confidence, Builds trust, Saves time, Intoduces stability

ethics comes from the Greek word ____

ethos

platinum rule was according to?

Bennett

Ethics in Communication

Adhering to the golden rule or the platinum rule, Considering the feelings of the receiver, Acknowledge the source of idea and information, Speaking the truth

Communication catalyzes ______

globalization

structural phenomenon of increasing interdependence among various parts of the world

Globalization

Who said that globalization is thestructural phenomenon of increasing interdependence among various parts of the world.

Cornali and Tirocchi

Three Major Aspects of Globalization

Transformation, The global interdependence, The advancement of technology

for people and culture becomes a norm of life.

The global interdependence

Changes in the economy, culture, and society.

Transformation

numerous technological revolution for interconnected society

The advancement of technology

As a result, _______ (2005) claims "That the flux and complexity of changes will continue to increase in the years ahead"

Chen

Defined as the synthesis of an underlying system of knowledge and skills needed for communication.

Communication Competence

Who termed communicative competence?

Swain and Canale

Components of Communicative Competence According to Swain and Canale

Grammarical Competence, Sociolinguistic Competence, Discourse Competence, Strategic Competence

the domain of grammatical and lexical capacity

Grammatical Competence

According to _______, it is the linguistic competence

Noah Chomsky

Pertains to an understanding of the social context in which communication takes place

Sociolinguistic Competence

relates to the coping strategies the communicators employ to initiate, terminate, maintain, repair and redirect communication

Strategic Competence

The ability to interpret individual message elements in terms of their interconnectedness

Discourse Competence

Who defined communicative competence as "the knowledge of effective and appropriate communication patterns and the ability to use and adapt that knowledge in the various context"

Cooley and Roach

3 parts that can be unpacked in communication competence definition of Cooley and Roach

Knowledge, Ability to use, Adapt to Various Context

Knowing how to do something and understanding why things are done the way they are

Knowledge

Makes it impossible to have one standard for what counts as communication competence

Adapt to various context

Individual factors affect our ability to do anything.

Ability to use

Cultural Variables that affect competence

Race and Nationality

Social Variables that affect competence

Status and Power

The ability of individuals that relates effectively to self and others in daily life.

Competence

defines communication competence as An innate individual trait that is not related to personal intellect or education.

Guo Ming Chen

Who said that communication competence is an internal ability that is naturally enhanced and luminated through the promotion of empathy in the process of socialization.

Weinstein

Who developed a model of global communication competence?

Chen

Four Dimension of Global Communication Competence

Global Mindset, Mapping the Culture, Aligning the Interaction, Unfolding the Self

psychological process that represents patterns of an individual or group thinking.

Mindset

Culturally sensitive – Open – Knowledgeable – Critical and Holistic thinkers – Flexible

Global Mindset

Which of the following is not a characteristic of a people with global mindset?

Motivation

ability to look for shared communication symbols and project the self into another person’s mind by thinking the same thoughts and feelings and the same emotions as the person

Unfolding the Self

What is not included in unfolding the self?

Knowledgeable

requires us to contrast cultural differences

Mapping the Culture

one of the basic needs of human beings to interact and adjust effectively with other human fellows and environment.

Adroitness

Two components of Adroitness

Effectiveness, Appropriateness

Three Context of Appropriateness

Verbal and Non Verbal Context, Relational Context, Environmental Context

Impacts of Globalization

Virtual Interaction, Cultural Awareness in Speech, Cultural Awareness in Body Language, Time Difference

communicating via email to distant team members requires a certain etiquette and nuance not necessarily in face-to-face interactions.

Virtual Interaction

emerging form of literacy in the globalizing society

Computer Literacy

internet feature that allows people to communicate in real time with strangers

Chat Room

young people who are regarded as the native speaker of the digital language of computers.

Digital Natives

adults who learn to adapt to their environment at the same time they always retain, to some degree, their language.

Digital Immigrants

oriented towards the creation of conscious, critical forms of integration in the globalizing society.

Digital Citizenship

Ability to evaluate a variety of technological solutions, more than just knowing how to use a specific technology well.

Digital Skills

are ideograms and smileys used in electronic messages and web pages

Emoji

words without letters conveying emotional responses, such as smileys

Emoticons

it refers to the computer-mediated communication that is more socially desirable than face-to-face communication.

Hyperpersonal Communication

refer to the shifting landscape of people across culture and borders

Ethnoscape

-transformation of communication media

Mediamorphosis

It refers broadly to the convergence of telecommunications and information processing.

Telematic Network

It refers to the audio and video available through a website.

Streaming Multimedia

it is the first that the Internet would change language.

OMG

an ego manical madness that gripped the world where a greater focus is given to the individual.

Selfie

use of a computer to simulate an experience in a way that is obscure from reality.

Virtual Reality

community that exists in the world of electronic communication rather than in the physical world.

Virtual Community