Intrduction to Communication Flashcards
(36 cards)
The process of generating
meaning by sending and receiving verbal and
nonverbal symbols and signs that are
influenced by multiple contexts.
Communication
Provided an evolutionary advantage.
Primitive ability to communicate
Flow of Communicatin Era
- Talking Era
- Manuscript Era
- Print Era
- AudioviSual Era
- Internet Era
Oral interactions among humans
Talking Era
development of a “Talking Culture”
Talking Era
talking was the only medium of
communication, aside from gestures, that
humans had.
Talking Era
Duration of Talking Era
150, 000 year period; ranging from 180,000 BCE to 3,500 BCE
Begining of manuscript era
3500 BCE
marked the turn from oral to written
culture.
Manuscript era
This evolution in communication corresponded
with a shift to a more settled, agrarian way of life
Manuscript era
As hunter-gatherers settled into small villages and began to plan ahead for how to plant, store,
protect, and trade or sell their food, they needed
accounting systems to keep track of their
materials and record transactions.
Manuscript Era
end of the “Manuscript Era”
marked a shift toward a rapid increase in
communication technologies.
Print Era
Invention of the mechanized printing press
Print era
the ability to mass-produce written
texts.
Print era
Duration of Print era
1450 to 1850
featured electronic media possessing a sound or a visual component, or both.
Audiocisual era
duration of audiovisual era
1850-1990
This was marked by the invention of
radio, telegraph, telephone, television
and film.
Audiovisual
Our current period
Internet era
duration of internet era
1990 - present
Featured the most rapid dispersion of
a new method of communication and
the expansion of digital and personal
media signaled the beginning of the
digital age.
Internet Era
Five main forms of communication
- Intrapersonal
- Interpersonal
- Group
- Public
- Mass
communication
with oneself using internal vocalization or
reflective thinking.
Like other forms of communication,
Intrapersonal communication
Intrapersonal communication use internal and external stimuli
True