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- message recieved
- response required for communication
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- communication happens when there is an exchange of information between two or more individuals.
- Recieving
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- Construction of shared meanings or understandings between two or more individuals.
- Example: Flashing lights to indicate OK to change lanes
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an object or idea whose meaning is more complicated than it looks.
Example: A Flag |
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has a casual connection to something
Example: weather vane |
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looks like what it stands for
Example: handicapped parking |
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does not look like what it stands for
Example: Chevrolet |
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SUBJECTIVE
STATES OPINIONS |
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Basic forms of knowledge that provide a definition of scenario, either because both people agree on the nature of the situation or because the cultural assumptions built into the interaction and the previous relational context of talk has given them a clue.
Example: breaking into someone's conversation
Black people saying Amen in a church while preacher preaching |
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| Assumption of Transactional Communication |
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| the person will recognize the presentational nature of communication |
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| A founder of Modern Language |
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grammatical structure
in contrast to speech comm. |
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informal usage
in contrast to signs |
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| elegant, multiple meanings of the same word |
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| human as story teller or narrator |
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| Story that goes beyond the facts to prove a point |
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| everything that communicates a message but does not include words |
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| involves language, non-verbal, and everything else |
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| NLD Non verbal learning disorder |
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| example of getting into someone's personal space |
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| non verbal actions that indicate to others how you want them to behave or what you want them to do. |
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| the study of space and distance in communication |
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| movement, includes posture, gestures, eye contact, gaze |
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| backchannel communication |
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| how comfortable are transactions between speakers |
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