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FIRST LANGUAGE (L1): LANGUAGE AQUISITION: SECOND LANGAUAGE (l2):____________

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LANGUAGE LEARNING

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EFFECTIVELY CONVEY KNOWLEDGE TO OTHER PEOPLE

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LANGUAGE IS A SYSTEM OF SYSTEMS

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PROCESS WHICH HUMANS DEVELOP THE CAPACITY TO PERCIEVE AND COMPREHEND LANGUAGE

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LANGUAGE ACQUISITION

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HUMAN SPEECH SOUND

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PHONETICS

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LATIN WORD “TO IMPART”

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COMMUNICARE

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FATHER OF CLASSICAL COMMUNICATION

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ARISTOTLE

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NOT NATURE OF CUMMUNICATION

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INVOLVES TWO PERSON

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THE MOST BASIC FUNCTION OF CIMMUNICATION

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SOCIAL INTERACTION

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WHEN YOU BECOME SOMEONE’S SHOULDER TO CRY ON

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MOTIVATION

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COMPONENT OF COMMUNICATION ON HOW WILL PUT INTO WORDS

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ENCODING

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SHOWS HOW THE SENDER CONVEYS

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TRANSMITTING

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obstacles in communication that distort or misinterpret the meaning of a message.

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SEMANTIC BARRIERS

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structural obstacles in natural or manmade environments that prevent or block mobility (moving around in the environment) or access.

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PHYSICAL BARRIERS

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EXPRESSES HIS/HER COMMUNICATIVE INTENT

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COMMUNICATION MODE

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the communication practice that occurs across international borders.

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INTERNATIONAL

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communication with oneself or self-to-self communication.

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INTRAPERSONAL COMMUNICATION

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communication carried out by the use of information communication technology

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MEDIATED COMMUNICATION

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communication that takes place between workers in an organization that are at the same level.

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HORIZONTAL COMMUNICATION

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is a type of communication that happens when a single co-worker gives some information to the most trusted co-workers, and these co-workers then pass this information to their most trustworthy friends and so on. This way, the communication continues.

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CLUSTER CHAIN

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a strong statement or an occasion when you express something with a lot of feeling

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DECLAMATION

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PAUSES BETWEEN UTTERANCE IN SPEECH

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JUNCTURE

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user experiences through the sense of touch as part of an interface

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HAPTICS

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gestures that have very precise meanings known within an ethnic, cultural, or sub-cultural group.

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EMBLEM

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where a friend might stand but not a stranger.

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PERSONAL DISTANCE

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handshakes, holding hands, kissing (cheek, lips, hand), back slap, "high-five", shoulder pat, brushing arm, etc
INSTRUMENT OF TORCH
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BESO-BESO
SOCIAL/POLITE
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a channel of nonverbal communication referring to the various ways people and animals communicate and engage in social interaction through their sense of smell.
OLFACTORY
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control with your eyes.
EYE GAZE
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COMMONLY USED IN MEDIA FORMS
INTERACTIONAL MODEL
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mainly a speaker centered model where the speaker and speech are very important.
ARISTOTLE MODEL
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5 primary elements (ARISTOTLE MODEL)
SPEAKER, SPEECH, OCCATION, AUDIENCE, EFFECT
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DOES NOT PART OF SHANNON AND WEAVER COMMUNICATION MODEL
INTERPRETER
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Shannon weaver model is a model consisting
SENDER, ENCODER,CHANNEL,DECODER,RECIEVER
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views communication as a circular process that gets more and more complex as communication progresses. That is why it is represented by a helical spiral
DANCE'S HELICAL COMMUNICATION MODEL
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7C'S OF COMMUNICATION
Clear, concise, concrete, correct, coherent, complete, and courteous
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DOES NOT BELONG Kachru's outer circle
CHINA
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MANNER OF TRAMSMITTING
MODE
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PROPERLY ADDRESS THE PERSON
FORMAL
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utilizes open-ended questions to get all opinions, to uncover hidden issues, and reveal personal agendas.
CONSULTATIVE
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HIDDEN MEANING
JARGON
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LANGUAGE USED IN COMMUNICATION, SPECIFICALLY IN TEXTING
TELEGRAPHESE
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ELECTRONIC PRESENTATIONS WITH A SERIES OF SEPARATE PAGES OR SLIDES
POWERPOINT
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“talk less, show more.”
PICHA KUCHA
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PARTS OF THE WORLD BECOME ONE AS LINKED BY TECHNOLOGY
GLOBAL VILLAGE
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CLOSE INITIATING EXPRESSIONS THAT END A TOPIC IN A CONVERSATION
TERMINATION
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SWOT ANALYSIS
BUSINESS AND TRADE
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COMMUNICATION TASK FOR TOUR GUIDES
LOCATIING DESTINATIONS
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USUALLY USED IN NEWS ARTICLES
CONVENTIONAL LEADE
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FINAL OR DECISIVE STATEMENT IN A JOKE
PUNCLINE
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IT CAN BE PUBLISHED ANYTIME
EVERGREEN
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SHARING FACILITIES, NEWSGATHERING RESOURCES, PERSONNEL, OR CONTENT
CONVERGENCE
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DOES NOT USE THE LEAD
NEWS BITS
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IN CENSUS, WHAT TYPE OF INTERVIEW QUESTION IS MOST LIKELY TO BE ASKED
KNOWLEDGE QUESTIONS
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THIS SHOULD BE INCLUDEN IN THE MINUTES OF MEETING
MOTION RAISED
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TYPE OF INFORMAL REPORT IS ABOUT ASSESSING THE VIABILITY OF A NEW PROJECT
FEASIBILTY REPORT
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PUNCTUATION MARK USE IN SALUTATION OF A BUSINESS LETTER
COLON
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NOT PART OF BASIC PART OF BUISINESS LETTER
ATTENTION LINE
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MOST POPULAR AND EASIEST OF ALL THE STYLES OR FORMS OF BUSINESS LETTER
FULL BLOCK FORM
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FEATURE OF RESUME IS ALL ABOUT GIVING BRIEF BUT DIRECT DETAILS THAT ARE RELEVANT TO YOUR JOB APPLICATION
SUCCINCTNESS
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CHARACTERISTIS OF RESUME EXCEPT
COMPREHENSIVE
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THE HEART OF CONCEPT PAPER
THE DIFINATION OF TERMS
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PART OF RESEARCH OBJECTIVES, PROBLEMS, METHODOLOGY, SUMMARY OF FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS
ABSTRACT
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any situation where something unexpected or implausible is brought in to the story line to resolve situations or disentangle a plot.
DEUX EX MACHINA
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FATHER OF DEBATE
PROTAGORAS
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FATHER OF MODERN COMMUNICATION
ARISTOTLE
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CHECKING THE FINAL IF THERE'S AN ERROR
PROOFREADING
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STUDY OF MEANING IN LANGUAGE
SEMANTICS
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STUDY OF MAKING MEANING, THE CONNECTION BETWEEN A SIGN OR SYMBOL
SEMIOTICS
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WORK TO DEVELOP CONFIDENCE AND EFFECTIVENESS IN THEIR PUBLIC SPEAKING, INTERPERSONAL, AND SMALL GROUP COMMUNICATION SKILLS
SPEECH COMMUNICATION
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SHOW LISTENERS HOW SOME PROCESS IS ACCOMPLISHED
DEMOSTRATIVE SPEECH
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IT IS PURPOSED TO PROVIDE DETAILED, VIVIED, WORD OF PICTURE OF A PERSON, ANIMAL, PLACE OR OBECT
DESCRIPTIVE SPEECH
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FOCUS ON REPORTS OF CURRENT AND HISTORICAL EVENTS, CUSTOMS, TRANSFORMATIONS, INVENTIONS, POLICIES, OUTCOMES, AND OPINIONS
EXPLANATORY SPEECH
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SPEECH GIVEN IN HONOR OF SOMEONE WHO HAS DIED
EULOGY
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THE STUDY OF THE USE OF SPACE AND DISTANCE
PROXEMICS
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CLEAR AND DISTINCT SOUNDS IN SPEECH
ARTICULATION
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COMMUNICATION PETTERN THE INFORMATION PASSES RANDOMLY FORM PERSONS TO PERSONS
PROBABILITY CHAIN
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TALKING TO EACH OTHER INFORMALLY
GOSSIP CHAIN
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LEGAL DOCUMENTS THAT IS OFTEN HARD TO UNDERSTAND
LEGALESE
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REFERS TO THE KIND OF LANGUAGE WHOSE FORMS ARE DEFINABLE SOCIAL SITUATIONS
REGISTER
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combines the elements of geography, the study of places, with semiotics, the study of sign systems.
GEOSEMIOTICS
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analyzes communication in terms of five basic questions: "Who", "Says What", "In What Channel", "To Whom", and "With What Effect".
LASSWELL'S COMMUNICATON MODEL
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TYPE OF MODEL giving and receiving messages is reciprocal
BARLUND'S TRANSACTIONAL MODEL
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MODEL THAT INCLUDES a feedback loop and the processes of encoding, decoding, and interpretation.
SCHRAMM'S INTERACTIVE MODEL
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THE STRENGTH OF BARLUND'S TRANSACTIONAL MODEL
SHARED FIELD OF EXPERIENCES
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REPRESENT THE PROCESS OF COMMUNICATION IN ITS SIMPLEST FORM
DAVID BERLO'S SMCR MODEL OF COMMUNICATION

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