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28 Cards in this Set
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communication is a process implies |
allows us to share and create meaning |
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communication |
sharing and creating of meaning through human symbolic interaction |
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another word for simultaneous communication process |
transactional process |
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feedback is an essential component of the communication process because it serves as a... |
corrective device |
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Becky decides to translate her feelings of anger into words and communicate them to Brent. In doing so, Becky enacts the process of... |
encoding |
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After recieving an e-mail from her boyfriend stating that their relationship was over, Allison began translating the message into her own thoughts. This process is known as... |
decoding |
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principles of communication |
process, system, transactional, intentional or unintentional |
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essential components of communication |
source/sender, message, interferance, channel, receiver feedback environment, content, |
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types of communication in Ch. 1 |
intrapersonal- interpersonal- public- mass- social media- |
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muted group theory |
under represented groups; not as free to speak |
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elements of language |
sound, words, grammar, meaning |
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jargon |
language in a certain group that is technical or too specialized for outsiders |
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slang |
language used by groups to keep the meaning of communication within the group |
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nonverbal communication and examples |
-communicating without using words -facial expressions, body movement, tone |
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techniques for finding a topic |
self- inventory, brainstorming, reviewing the current media, social media, web |
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ways to learn about your audience |
observation, survey interviews, questionnaire |
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determining web criteria for our research |
author, publishing body, currency, purpose |
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sources of information |
web, social media, yourself, interview, library |
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suggestions for research |
state clear purpose, research early, computer searches, bibliography, notes |
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why are testimony, examples, definitions, and statistics, useful to your speech? |
supports and clarifies ideas |
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why organization is important in a speech? |
so its easier for others to understand |
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transitions |
phrases and words used to link ideas |
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importance of conclusion in your speech; 4 things you should accomplish in your conclusion |
-focuses audiences thoughts on purpose -show your finished, thesis clear, review main points, memorable thought |
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symptoms of speech anxiety |
swaying, butterflies, heavily breathing |
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4 different methods of delivery |
impromptu, manuscript, memorized, extemporaneous |
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why should a speaker use presentational aids? |
understandable/memorable, credibility, attention, support, delivery |
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informative vs. persuasive |
informative- increase knowledge persuasive- change attitude and behavior |
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how do you as the speaker gain and maintain audience attention? |
generate a need for the information, create information relevance, provide a fresh perspective, focus on the unusual |
