Communication

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is a two-way process by which information is exchanged between or among individuals through a common system of symbols, signs, and behavior

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Communication

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“working as one”

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Communicare

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occurs within us and it involves understanding and sharing meaning with ourselves

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Intrapersonal Communication

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happens mostly between two people though it may include more than two.

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Interpersonal Communication

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involves three or more people.

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Small-group communication

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takes place when a message is sent to a big group of people/audience

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Public Communication

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the process by which a message or communication is transmitted via some form of technological medium.

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Mediated Communication

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makes use of the words in the process of sending and receiving messages

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Verbal Communication

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involves sending and receiving messages without the use of words.

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Non-verbal communication

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is sending receiving messages through written symbols such as language

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Written Communication

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it includes listening and speaking skills

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Oral Communication

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are responsible for a huge proportion of nonverbal communication

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Facial Expressions

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uses deliberate signals; communication without words

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Gestures

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refers to vocal communication that is separate from actual language, which includes:
Tone of voice
Loudness
Inflection
Pitch

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Paralinguistics

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uses your body to convey a message or a meaning like, arm-crossing.

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Body language and posture

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people often refer to their need for “personal space” ; it also refers to distance

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Proxemics

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looking, staring and blinking are important nonverbal behaviors

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Eye gaze

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also known as touch; used to communicate affection, familiarity, sympathy and other emotions.

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Haptics

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also alter physiological reactions, judgements and interpretations

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Appearance

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objects and images are also tools that can be used to communicate nonverbally such as selecting your avatar online to represent your identity.

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Artifacts

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a communication that makes use of multiple modes

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Multimodal Communication

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primarily uses sounds or any form of transmission that is based on hearing to communicate

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Audio communication

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core content of the communication, consisting of emotions, information, and ideas.

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Message

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uses aids such as pictures, drawings, illustrations and graphic organizers

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Visual Communication

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initiates the communication process

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Sender

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an individual who receives or interprets the message

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Receiver

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refers to the means or the way the message is delivered

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Channel

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switching of roles and it is when and it is when we gauge the reaction

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Feedback

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refers to only disruptions or barriers in the communication process and it can cause a conflict.

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Noise

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factors that prevents us from effectively exchanging and understanding messages, they can be physical.

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Communication Barrier

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people who speak different language

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Language Barrier

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involves grammar mistake like verb tense shifts or differing sentence or structures

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Syntactic Barrier

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refers to a different interpretations of the meaning of the word

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Semantic Barrier

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physical limitations that interferes that interferes in the communication process

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Physical/Environment Barrier

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prevents people from expressing their emotion or feeling to one another, lack of trust, fear of vulnerability.

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Emotional Barrier

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refers to the physical maladies that prevent messages from being received correctly such as actual blindness or deafness or a splitting headache or sleepiness

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Physiological Barrier

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it is an internal monologue between us

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Intrapersonal Communication

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occurs due to difference in culture

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Cultural Barrier

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it involves at least one other (dyad) or some other (groups)

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Interpersonal Communication

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it is what the participants bring to the interaction such as needs, values, personality, habits and character

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Psychological Context

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refers to how close or distant the speaker is to those in the interaction. We speak differently when interacting with siblings VS. with a school principal

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Relation Context

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deals with the psychosocial "where" the exchange happens

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Situational Context

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deals with the physical "where" they are communicating

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Environmental Context

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includes all the learned behaviors and rules that affect the interaction

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Cultural Context

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is at the heart of society whether in economics, entertainment, or religion. It is in fact in every aspect of life

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Public Communication

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refers to the exchange of information or ideas among large numbers of people simultaneously through broadcast, radio, television, social media and print.

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Mass Communication

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refers to individuals who take turns speaking and listening

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Dyad