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| The route by which messages flow between source and reciever |
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| The simultaneous shareing and creating of meaning. |
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| The ability to take part in effective communication through skill and understandings |
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| The circumstance in which communication happens |
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| Exchance of info between two people |
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| Psychological or Physical surrounds in which communication occurs |
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| The response to a message that the receiver sends to the source |
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| The study of how humans communicate |
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| Intentional Communication |
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| Is communication that is intentionally sent |
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| IntrApersonal Commmunication |
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| Is understanding communication within one self |
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| Is communication to the masses, such as radio |
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| The stimulus that is produced by the source |
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| Series of actions that has no beginning or ending and is always changing |
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| The person who analyzes and interpets the message |
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| Small group communication |
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| An exchange of info between a small group of people who share a common purpose |
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| Unintentional Communication |
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| Communication that is sent, without the sender intended for it to happen. |
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| Learned behaviors that are communicated from one generation to another to promote social or individual survival |
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| A persons pride in their background that makes them feel better than others |
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| Masculin or feminine behaviors that are learned socially |
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| How one based on previous knowledge and experience percieves something |
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| Taking into account all surrouding variables, the end conclusion we form on a situation |
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| The mental image or perception one has about themselves |
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| a confidence or satisfaction in one self |
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| a false definition of the situation evoking a new behaviour which makes the original false conception come 'true'. |
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| Based on past experience, clumping a group of individuals together into the same description. |
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| What is the heart of all communication? |
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| Identify/explain things that would help you to improve your perception |
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| Be an active perceiver, realize each persons understanding and frame of refrence is different, distuinquish facts from infrences |
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| Is self-concept a process? |
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| Yes because it is always changing depending on the sitatuion and feedback from others and ourselves. |
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Interpersonal- Sharing with someone
Intrapersonal - Within ourselves
Public - Speaking to a group that is listening
Mass - Talking to large groups, Radio |
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| Communication is Ireversable |
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| Once its said, you cant take it back. |
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| Intentional and Unintentional |
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| Is any communication that takes place outside of the recievers body, such as a slamming door or an explosion. |
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| Is anything that takes place within ones mind |
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| Meaning are in the words we use |
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| Telling your girlfriend her butt looks big in jeans. Its not the words, its how others percieve those words |
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