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| the ability to take part in effective communication, characterized by skills and understandings for success |
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| the simultaneous sharing and creating of meaning through human symbolic interaction |
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| denotes the delivery system for mediated and mass commuication |
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| Individuals system of moral principles |
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| the use of another persons information, language, or ideas without citing |
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1. Process- series of actions, no beginning or end just changing
2. System- combination of parts inderdependantly acting to form a whole
3. Interaction- Exchange of comm, communicators take turns sending and recieving
4. Transcation- Exchange of comm, communicators act simultaneously, encoding and decoding happen at same time |
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| message that is purposely sent to a specific reciever |
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| a message that is not intented to be sent, or is recieve by another person that was not inteneted |
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source translates message
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| anything that changes the original message |
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| person who interprets message |
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| process of understanding the messsage the way the sender wanted |
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| the response to a message froma reciever |
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| physcological and physical surrounding in which communication occurs |
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| circumstances or situations when communcation occurs |
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| understanding within oneself |
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| creating and sharing of meaning between people in a relationship |
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| exchange of info between two people |
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| planned Q and A session, exchange of info between to people |
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| one person speaking to many people, one way communication |
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Be prepared
Be Confident
Think Positive
PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE |
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| Systematic Desenitization |
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| relaxation techniques designed to reduce tenseness |
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| giving a speech with little time to prepare |
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| read speech word for word |
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| word for word, speech my memory |
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| carefully prepared and researched, using notes, but spontaneous |
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| impression of speakers voice |
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| audience can understand your words, vocal volume, pronunciation |
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| Changing for pitch, talking like a human not a ROBOT |
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| speed of talking, want be to understand |
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| intensity of volume of voice |
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| purposeful movement of body during speech |
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| speaker looks at audience |
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| Material or Equipment to enhance speech |
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| Skills Employers look for!! |
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Communication
Strong Ethics
analytical
Flexibility |
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| Conversations vs. Speechs |
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less formal - formal
Free flowing- prepared
close to aud. - farther away
two way - one way
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Persaution
Informative
Entertain
Motivated |
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Intro
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| overall goal the speaker wants to accomplish during the speech |
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| states specifically what is going to addressed |
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| word or phrase that tells the listener the direction of the speech |
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| Chronological Organization |
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| natural division of a topic |
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| Location or direction( tour through building) |
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| specific problem, and discuss the consequences |
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| discuss problem then suggest solution |
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| persuasive speaking combining logic and practical physcology |
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