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| a social process in which individuals employ symbols to establish and interpret meaning in the environment |
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| suggesting that communication involves people and interactions; either face to face or online |
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| communication is ongoing and unending |
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| arbitrary label of representation of phenomena |
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| stands for thought or idea |
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| what people extract from a message |
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| the situation or context in which communication occurs |
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| believe that when two people are together, they constantly communicate because they cannot escape behavior |
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| simplified representations of complex interrelationships among elements in the communication process, which allows us to understand a sometimes complex process |
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| linear model of communication |
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| explains how information passes through various different channels |
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| words, sounds, actions, or gestures in an interaction |
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| distortion in channel not intended by the source |
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| linguistic influences on reception of message |
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| physical (external) noise |
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| bodily influences on reception of message |
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| cognitive influences on reception of message |
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| biological influences on reception of a message |
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| interactional model of communication |
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| view of communication as the sharing of meaning with feedback that links source and reciever |
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| communication given to the source by the reciever to indicate understanding (meaning) |
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| overlap of senders and recievers culture, experiences, and heredity in communication |
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| transactional model of communication |
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| view of communication as the simultaneous sending and recieving of messages |
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| perceieved rightness or wrongness of an action or behavior |
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