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MODULE 1 Flashcards

1
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Communication came from the Latin word ___

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Communicare

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2
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What does communicare mean?

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to make common

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3
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In the process of communication, without it, you have no reason for communication

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Message

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4
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Process of converting your idea into verbal or nonverbal symbols that can be understood by the receiver

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Encoding

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5
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It is the manner in which the message is conveyed

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Channel

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6
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This is where the receiver processses and tries to understand the meaning of the message sent

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Decoding

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This is where the receiver processses and tries to understand the meaning of the message sent

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Decoding

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8
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This is the receiver’s respomse to the message sent

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Feedback

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9
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This refers tot he situation in which the communication takes place

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Context

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10
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What happens when there is a failure to transmit the idea from the sender to receiver?

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Communication breakdowns

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11
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It is anything that distorts the message intended by the source

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Noise

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12
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What are the three types of noise?

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Physical, Psychological, Semantic

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13
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This means that the receiver failed to grasp the meaning of the message due to jargon/technical terms

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Semantic noise

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14
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Examples of this noise are biases and prejudices that lead to message distortion

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Psychological noise

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15
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These are distractions from the environment that make it difficult to hear or pay attention

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Physical noise

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16
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What is communication with oneself

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Intrapersonal

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17
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What does the prefix intra mean?

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within or inside

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18
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What does the prefix inter mean?

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between, among, together

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19
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Interpersonal, intrapersonal, and organizational communication refers to what face of communication?

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Context

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20
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In formal communication, this is when subordinates talk to their superiors

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Upward communication

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21
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This is when people in the same level but different departments within the organization talk with each other

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Horizontal communication

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22
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This communication happens when people from different levels in different departments talk with each other

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Crosswise

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23
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True or false: in informal communication, it is hard to identify who the source of the message is

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True

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24
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In this context of communication, people should respect linguistic, religious, ethnic, social, and professional differences

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Intercultural Communication

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25
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The main objective of this type of commuication are to inform, entertain, persuade

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Formal communication

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26
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The role of this type of communication is to deepen relationship. It takes place during personal and ordinary conversations

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Informal communication

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27
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Communication Model: The speaker is responsible of influencing his/her audience through public speaking

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Aristotle’s Linear Model

28
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Communication Model: The source and receiver need to be on the same level to communicate well

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Berlo’s Linear Model

29
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Communication Model: This is more effective in person-person communication than mass audience

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Shannon-weaver model

30
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Communication Model: Both person acts as both sender and receiver

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Schramm Model

31
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Communication Model: Communication is a dynamic and non-linear process; it is evolutionary

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Helical Model (Non-linear)

32
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True or false: Communication is reversible, you can take it back

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False

33
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Who are the 6 persons involved in communication?

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who i am, who the other person is, what does he think of me, what does he think of himself, what does he think i think of myself, what does he think about what i think of him

34
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These are our own set of rules so others are not expected to conform to them

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Morals

35
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These are rules accepted by society, so they are imposed upon everyone

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Ethics

36
Q

Who said that communication means a common understanding of something

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Chase and Samo (2013)

37
Q

Who said that communication is the simultaneous sharing and creating of meaning through human symbolic interaction

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Seiler and Beall (1999)

38
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Who said that communication is a systematic process in which individuals interact with and thorugh symbols to create and interpret meanings

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Woods (2004)

39
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Who said that communication is always changing. It’s always in motion

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Devito

40
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Enumerate the elements of communication in the communication process

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Source, message, encoding, channel, decoding, receiver, feedback, context, noise

41
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What is the communication between two people called?

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Dyadic

42
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What are the 2 linear models of communication

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Aristotle’s and Berlo’s Model

43
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The elements of this model of communication is:

Speaker –> Speech –> Audience –> Effect

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Aristotle’s Linear model

44
Q

What are the three strategies to persuade a reader

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Pathos - appeals to the emotion
Logos - appeals to logic
Ethos - used to convey the writer’s credibility and authority

45
Q

The elements of this model of communicatin is:

Source –encodes–>message–>channel–decodes–>receiver

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Berlo’s model

46
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What are the contents of the source and receiver in Berlo’s model

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Communication skills, attitudes, knowledge social system, culture

47
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What are the five channels of communication according to Berlo’s model?

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Hearing, seeing, touching, smelling, tasting

48
Q

What model of communication omits the sixth sense (intuition, thinking, understanding analyzing) as a channel of communication

A

Berlo’s Model

49
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In what model of communication is feedback a central feature?

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Shcramm’s Model

50
Q

What are the drawbacks of linear models of communication

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Lack of feedback and no room for barriers to communication or noise

51
Q

What are the general principles of effective communication

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Purpose
Audience
Topic
Context
Feedback

52
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What are the principles of effective “oral” communication

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Be clear with your purpose
Be complete with the message
Be concise
Be natural with your delivery
Be specific and timely with your feedback

53
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What are the principles of effective written communication?

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Be clear
Be concise
Be concrete
Be correct
Be coherent
Be complete
Be courteous

54
Q

Principle of Communication:

Even the very attempt of not wanting to communicate communicates something

A

Inescapable

55
Q

Principle of Communication:

Once uttered you can never take it back

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Irreversible

56
Q

What are the factors affecting the context of communication

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Psychological
Relational
Situational
Environmental
Cultural

57
Q

Ethics in communication:

Pay attention to the needs of others as well as yours

A

Mutuality

58
Q

Ethics in communication:

Do not cause another person embarassment or a loss of dignity

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Individual dignity

59
Q

Ethics in communication:

Ensure that others have accurate information

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Accuracy

60
Q

Ethics in Communication:

Be responsible for the consequences of your relationships and communication

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Accountability

61
Q

Ethics in communication: Both sender and receiver have the responsibility to ensure the message is understood

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Audience

62
Q

Ethics in communication: Your point of view may not be shared by others

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Relative truth

63
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Ethics in communication: Be sure that the end goal of your communication and the means of getting to that end are both ethical

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Ends vs means

64
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Ethics in communication: In situations where you have more power than others you have more responsibility for the outcome

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Use of power

65
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Ethics in communication: Balance your rights against your responsibilities

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Rights vs Responsibilities

66
Q

What are the four ethical principles according to the Credo for Ethical Consideration by the US National Communication Association

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advocate 1. truthfulness, 2. accuracy, 3. honesty, and 4. reason as essential to the integrity of communication

67
Q

What are the three faces of communication?

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Mode (Verbal and Non-verbal)
Context (Intrapersonal vs Interpersonal)
Formal vs Informal Communication

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