LESSON 1

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Humans are speculated to communicate about hunting and rituals through hand signals, cave art, and possibly early verbal sounds.

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development of language

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These helped early civilizations manage land ownership, religion, and society

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age of writting

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writing systems:

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cuneiform, hieroglypics, chinese symbols

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one of the earliest stories written down an ancient adventure

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epic of gilgamesh

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writing systems developed to track agriculture and trade

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age of writting

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Invention of printing press made books affordable to the average person

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mass communication

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Invention of ____ made books affordavle to average person.

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printing press

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evolution of printing press:

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gutenberg’s printing press - telegraph - radio - television

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first book printed on gutenberg’s press was a?

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bible, now known as gutenberg bible

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The internet and wireless communication technology made it possible for people to make phone calls, access information, or order goods and services anywhere at any time through their devices.

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information age

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ability to change people’s minds, and sometimes their behaviors as well, without force, coercion, deception, or manipulation.

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art of persuassion

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communication that seeks to alter the
perspectives of others and convince them of something

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rhetoric

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5 canons of classical rhetoric:

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inventio, dispositio, elocutio, memoria, actio

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developing and refining arguments

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inventio

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5 canons of classical rhetoric are disseminated by?

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cicero

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arranging and organizing arguments for maixmum impacts

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dispositio

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determining how to present arguments using figures of speech and other rhetorical techniques

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elocutio

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Learning and memorizing speech to deliver it without the use of notes

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memoria

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practicing how to deliver speech using gestires, pronounciation, and tone of voice

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actio

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Occurs withing oneself trhu thoughts or self talk

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intrapersonal comm.

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between two people who influence each other’s lives

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interpersonal comm.

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found in various settings: personal life, work, or online

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interpersonal comm.

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It is not percieved by others

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intrapersonal comm.

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structured by social norms, can be planned or unplanned

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interpersonal comm.

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three or more people working a shared goal

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group comm.

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one person delivering info to a larger audience

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public comm.

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formal, goal oriented, intentional

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public comm.

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task focused, with members collaborating for a specific purpose

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group comm

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more intentinal and formal

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group comm

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turning thoughts into communication

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encoding

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focused on the sender of the message rather than the audience

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public comm

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forms of communications:

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inter, intra, public, mass, group

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sending messages to larger audience through media

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mass com

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can influence wide audience, making ethical considerations important

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mass com

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common in schol projects or teamwork

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group comm

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interpreting the message

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decoding

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sender/recievers of messages

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participants

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verbal/nonverbal content conveyed

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message

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sensory route thru which a message travels

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channels

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basic elements of communication(5):

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participants, message, channels, decoding, encoding

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provide a visual representation of how communication functions in different contexts.

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model of communication

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linear, one way process. when sender delivers a message to the reciever

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transmission

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models of communication(3):

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transmission, interaction, transaction

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sender responsible for encoding the message, ensuring its clarity

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transmission

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two-way process where both parties alternate as sender and receiver

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interaction

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receiver is the target of the message but does not respond

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transmission

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feedback refers to responses or reactions given by the receiver after receiving the message.

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interaction

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external sounds or physical barriers

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environmental noises

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2 types of noise in the transmission model

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environmental and semantic

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misunderstandings due to unfamiliar words or symbols

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semantic

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2 types of context in the interaction model:

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physical and psychological

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external environment (sie of the room, temperature, etc.)

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physical context

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mental and emotional states

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psychological context

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participants are referred as communicators rather than senders or receivers.

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transaction

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describes communication as a process where individuals create and shape social realities together.

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transaction

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communication is ongoing and dynamic.

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transaction

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3 context in the transaction process:

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student handbook, dress codes, house rules

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control/regulation

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traditional mass communication (radio), computer-mediated communication, shouting at a concert

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transmission

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communication functions to control behavior

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control/regulation

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communication allows individuals to interact with others.

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social interaction

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communication facilitates people's expression of their feelings and emotion

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emotional expression

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each organization has its regulations

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control/regulation

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communication functions to convey information

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information dissemination

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message is understood without confussion

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clarity

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communication motivates or encourages people to live better

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motivation

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deliver infos briefly and directly

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conciseness

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use accurate infos and proper grammar

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correctness

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structure messages logically

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coherence

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use specific examples to avoid vagueness

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concreteness

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provide all infos for full understanding

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completeness

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be empathetic and take the audience's needs into account

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consideration

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maintain politeness and respect

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courtesy

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external factors that hinder communications

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physical

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types of barriers to effective communication (6)

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organizational, attitudinal, linguistic, cultural, physical, psychological

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maintain unity in tone and content across communications

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consistency

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stress, anxiety, prejudice, biases

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psychological

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internal obstacles that affect our ability

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psychological

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structure of an organization can create barriers to communication

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organizational

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negative attitude

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attitudinal

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values, beliefs, body language

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cultural

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people do not share the same language

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linguistic