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| needs communication serves |
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| emotional needs, physical needs, instrumental needs, identity needs |
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| process of generating meaning by sending and receiving verbal and nonverbal symbols and signs that are influenced by multiple contexts |
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forms of communication
intrapersonal
interpersonal
group communication
public communication |
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-communnication with oneself using internal voice
-communication between two people who influence one another
- 3 or more people interacting to achieve the same goal
- one person to consecutivley responsible for conveying information to an audience |
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one way process where a sender intentionally transmits a message to a reciever
encoding decoding
linear
Encoding and Decoding messages
one person talking the other recieving |
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participants alternate positions in being senders and recievers
interaction context
mental and emotional |
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| transaction model of communication |
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both put in context social realties convey a meaning
adaptive |
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| information transmitted in print or medi |
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ritual view of communication
symoblic process in which reality is
produced, maintained,reparied and transformed
this is a pipe picture |
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| principles of communication |
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its irriversable
its a process
we send and receive messages sitimuslosuly
both content and relational dimensions
communication depends on context
academic
personal
professional
civic |
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| process of selecting, organizing and interpreting information |
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degree of which something attracts our attention
three aspects:
visiually or aurually stimulating
meets our needs
bonds with our expectations |
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| structuring information into a time line |
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| cognitive tools give meaning to new information |
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| involves learning and sometimes fraustration |
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| used to interpret others behaviros form of impression |
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| perceptual errors which would be proflieing others |
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we tend to define others by what they do in cirumstances external
we tend to judge others by behaviors and attribute those behaviors to who they are as a person |
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| primacy and recency effect |
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we place more value on initial information we get from a person
we weigh the latest interaction over former interactions |
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intital positive effects lead us to view other interactions as positive
intital negative concepts make us ignore positive chractersitics |
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actual what we are
ideal what we want to posses
ought what should we posses
we want to view ourselves as but doesnt always add up |
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we analyze ourselves how we compare to others
form perecption of ourselves on how people see us |
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| we see ourselves in other peoples reactions to us |
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| "common" meaning of a word is |
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denotative or lexical meaning
the meaning which is stands for |
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| meanings are in people not words |
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| denotative vs connotative |
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| dictionary definiton vs defininton based on emotions experinces have with the world |
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| 4 types of linguistic expression |
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| thoughts, obersvataiongs, feelings, expressing emotions |
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1 our identity
2 affects our crediblity
3 serves as a mean of control
4 performs actions
5 is fun
6 is dynamic |
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| language can connect or seperate us |
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common language vs unsupportive messages
i language vs you language |
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from start most abstract
to bottom most concrete
Tina example
shes a living creature
a mamal
a dog
shes tina the beagle |
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our relationship is at
a crossroads |
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shapes our world of reality
certain words represent phenomena |
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| communication adaption theory |
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when humans communicate we adapt ourselves to accommodate others
ex
family employers teachers |
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| principles of nonverbal communication |
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conveys important interpersonal and emotional message
more involunary than verbal
more ambigious
more credible |
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| types of nonverbal communication |
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kinesics; movement
haptics; touch
proxemics;space
vocals;paralanguage
chronemics:time
personal presentation; artifacts appearnence |
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| nonverbal guidelines interaction |
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no dictionary,
some nonverbal signals are related
read cues in context
interpreting cues |
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