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| you assume that another person has the same definition of a word that you do. |
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| In the art of communication you should never? |
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| assume or speculate that another person understands you |
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| how loud or low the speak tone, rate, pitch, enunciation, pronunciation, articulation |
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| Language, para language non verbal |
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| the medium that carries a message |
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| where you are specific at a given moment |
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| anything that interfere with your message |
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| two person communication with dialog |
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| observing the uniqueness in people places and things |
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| how much of your communication is non verbal |
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| the study of bodily movements |
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| the study of how people use time to communicate |
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| the study of how people use touch to commutate |
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| the study of how people use space distance and proximity to communicate |
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| Intrapersonal communication |
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| generating messages within one's self |
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| Interpersonal Communication |
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| Generating messages between two people that allows for both speaking and listening |
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| when you attach a time frame to your message |
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| Nonverbal movement that help control the flow in a conversation |
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| nonverbal movement that substitute words |
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| helping to reinforce and illustrate the message |
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| how you display emotions through your facial expressions |
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| how you do something in public versus how you would do it in private |
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