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| is the process of creating and exchanging meaning through symbolic interaction |
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| is the situation in which communication occurs |
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| is what is suitable for a specific situation |
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| is the part played in a specific setting or situation |
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| is a stated or implied expectation |
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| is an established level of requirement or excellence |
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| is someone who incorporates knowledge, attitude, and skills into his or her communication to communicate effectively and appropriately |
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| are communication skills needed to do a job, complete a task, or reach a goal effectively |
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| are the communication skills needed to nurture and maintain goodwill in people. |
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| is a number of people with specific responsibilities who are united for some purpose |
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| is the set of life patterns passed down from one generation to the next in a group of people |
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| is how an organization thinks, what it finds important, and how it conducts business |
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| is the confusion or anxiety that sometimes results when people come into contact with a culture different their own |
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| is an obligation or willingness to work toward the well-being of others |
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| is the struggle between two or more parties who sense interference in achieving goals |
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| Why is it critical to understand and analyze context when making communication choices? |
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| Knowing the context allows you to verify your role and the appropriateness of the situation. |
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| Why is the appropriateness an important consideration in communication? |
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| Lack of knowledge of the appropriateness can cause out of context behavior and dress |
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| What can be used as a guide to determine appropriateness? |
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| An employee manual or code of conduct |
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| What three criteria can be used to determine if someone is a competent communicator? |
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| knowledge of current events and others, task and relationship skills, and positive attitude |
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| Name and describe the three needs fulfilled by membership in organizations |
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| UNITY-gives you a sense of belonging in something bigger than oneself, IDENTITY-helps you describe yourself in relation to some group, and PRESERVATION-preserve thing you believe in and find important |
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| process is one that involves an exchange |
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| is a person who sends a message to someone |
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| is the person who receives, or believes that he or she, has receive a message |
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| is the information that is exchanged between communicators |
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| is the space in which the message is transmitted |
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| is anything that interferes with a message and is usually temporary |
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| any obstacle that blocks communication |
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| one person's observable response to another's message |
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| made up of those things that catch a communicators attention, such as objects, people, sounds, thoughts, memories, and the messages sent by others |
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| complex physical process of taking in data through the five senses. |
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| the mental process of assigning meaning and language to data |
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| the physical process of sending verbal and nonverbal message |
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| the physical process receiver-sender use to take in the sender's message |
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| the mental process receiver-senders use to create meaning from language |
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| intrapersonal communication |
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| the communication that occurs in your own mind |
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| a mental speech or conversation that someone carries on with themselves |
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| interpersonal communication |
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| communication between 2 people |
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| small-group communication |
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| communication within formal or informal groups or teams |
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| communication that involves a speak who seeks to inform, persuade, or motivate an audience |
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| the electronic print transmission of messages to the general public |
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| What are the parts and actions of a process? |
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| Sequence, Energy, Results, Components, Action, Sequence |
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| process is one that involves an exchange |
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| is a person who sends a message to someone |
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| is the person who receives, or believes that he or she, has receive a message |
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| is the information that is exchanged between communicators |
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| is the space in which the message is transmitted |
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| is anything that interferes with a message and is usually temporary |
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| any obstacle that blocks communication |
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| one person's observable response to another's message |
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| made up of those things that catch a communicators attention, such as objects, people, sounds, thoughts, memories, and the messages sent by others |
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| complex physical process of taking in data through the five senses. |
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| the mental process of assigning meaning and language to data |
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| the physical process of sending verbal and nonverbal message |
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| the physical process receiver-sender use to take in the sender's message |
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| the mental process receiver-senders use to create meaning from language |
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| intrapersonal communication |
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| the communication that occurs in your own mind |
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| a mental speech or conversation that someone carries on with themselves |
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| interpersonal communication |
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| communication between 2 people |
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| small-group communication |
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| communication within formal or informal groups or teams |
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| communication that involves a speak who seeks to inform, persuade, or motivate an audience |
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| the electronic print transmission of messages to the general public |
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| What are the parts and actions of a process? |
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| Sequence, Energy, Results, Components, Action, Sequence |
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| What are the five principles of communication? |
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| transaction,complex,unavoidable,continuous,learned |
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| What is "context" and what is its function? |
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| context is a component of communication; provides the people, the occasion, and the task |
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| What is "physical enviornment" and what is its function? |
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| physical enviornment is a component of communication; influennces the quality of interaction within the physical space |
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| What is "climate" and what is its function? |
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| climate is a component of communications; influences the emotional,attitudinal, and intellectual tone of the communication |
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| What is "communicator" and what is its function? |
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| communicator is a component of communication; creates meaning, sends and recieves messages, and exchanges meaning |
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| What is "message" and what is its function? |
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| message is a component of communication; conveys meaning, feeling, and various kinds energy from sender-receiver to receiver-sender |
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| What is "channel" and what is its function? |
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| channel is a component of communication; provides the space through which the message must pass; determins the method used to send the message |
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| What is "noise" and what is its function? |
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| noise is a component of communication; interferes with or disrupts communication |
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| What is "barrier" and what is its function? |
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| barrier is a component of communincation; it blocks commmunication |
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| What is "feedback" and what is its function? |
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| feedback is a compnent of communication; assures the sender-reciever that communication has occurred, allows the reciever-sender to adjust of modify the message, provides insight into the sender-receiver's communication |
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| the process used to assign meaning to data about yourself or the world around you |
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| the mental process of choosing which data or stimuli to focus on from all that are available to you at any given time |
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| your own understanding or reality |
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| a question that helps you determine the accuracy and validity of your perceptions |
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| to offer an explanation that you want to make or a reason or explanation for a question, request, or offer |
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| aka self-perception, the view you have of yourself |
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| a prediction or expectation of an event that shapes your behavior, making the outcome more likely to occur |
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| the deliberate revelation of significant information about yourself that is not readily apparent to others |
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| What is the first step in the perception process? |
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| sensory perception is the first step in the perception process; seeing, hearing, tasting |
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| What are the elements of Organizational Culture? |
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| Structure, Heroes, Traditions, Environment, Goals, Values and Beliefs, and Systems. |
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| What is the communication process? |
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