Midterm Flashcards

(51 cards)

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Clarity ensures your audience understands your message exactly as you intended. It eliminates any confusion and keeps everyone on the same page.

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Principle of Clarity

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Principles of communication
Helps you personalize your communication and convert more leads.

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Principle of timeliness

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Principle of Communication
must be cohesive and recognizable to promote consistency

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Principle of coherence

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Principle of communication
makes your audience stop what they’re doing and listen to your message.

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Principle or urgency

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Principle of communication
excludes unnecessary parts of the message, so communicate only what’s essential.

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Principle of conciseness

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Principle of communication
Your message should be accurate and error-free. Otherwise, you won’t create an excellent first impression on your audience.

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Principle of correctness

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Principle of communication
involves showing respect to the recipient during communication. It’s being able to understand another person’s point of view and putting yourself in their shoes.

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Principle of courteousness

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Principle of communication
Comprehensiveness ensures your audience has what they need to take action.

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Principle of completeness

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Principle of communication
The communication’s message should be clear, concise, and easy to understand.

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Principle of simplicity

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Principle of communication
When communicating, messages should be concise and preserve the best possible flow of the necessary information.

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Principle of brevity

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Principle of communication
Before actually transmitting the message, the communicator should know clearly the purpose of the communication

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Principle of objective

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Principle of communication
The message’s information should be accurate; providing false information will lead to confusion

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Principle of accuracy

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Principle of communication

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Principle of attentiveness
Effective business communication depends on having good listening skills

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Principle of communication
While communicating the subject matter should always have relevant information.

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Principle of relevancy

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Principle of communication
being able to send a message is not the only thing to an effective communicator.

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Principle of feedback

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Principle of communication
Proper time for effective communication should be considered by the communicators and if communication is not made on time, its effectiveness is lost

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Principle of time consideration

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Principle of communication
Having control over language is very important for effective communication

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Principle of language control

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It is type of speech that is convincing

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Persuasive speech

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Type of speech that is entertaining

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Entertainment speech

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It is the medium of communication

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Channel

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Type of speech that is informing

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Informative speech

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It is a term for response

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A principle of Importance of receiver’s perspective

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Principle of empathy

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A principle to honor or tribute

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Principle of commemorative

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5 different types of texts
Narrative Descriptive Directive Expository Argumentative
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Barriers of communication
Physical Physiological Psychological
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A process through which people try to persuade others to change their minds or action
Persuasive Communication
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It relies mainly on sound and reasoning
Argumentative communication
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A type of speech that Teaches you something
Demonstrative speech
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Type of speech which is written written and the speaker reads it word by word
Read speech
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Type of speech is when the manuscript is committed to memory and recited to the audience verbatim
Memorized speech
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Type of speech which is made up on the spot
Impromptu speech
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A type of speech which is not completely written out
Extemporaneous speech
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Refers to a particular way of using language weather formal or informal in particular context in social situational
Register
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The actual use of speech sounds are related utterance that convey meaning to share thoughts or information
Spoken language
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Communication by means of written symbols and writing system
Written language
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A general term for any distinctive form of a language or linguistic expression
Language variety
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It includes the differences in grammar morphology vocabulary syntax and pronunciation
Dialect
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A varieties of language which is a new language which develops in situation where speakers of different language need to communicate but do not share a common language
Pidgin
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A of varieties of language which is a pigeon that becomes a first language of the children and the mother tongue of a community
Creole
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A variety of language which is not a distinct language but a variety of language spoken in a particular area of a country
Regional direct
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It is a variety of language which is uses a marker of identity usually alongside a standard variety
Minority dialect
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A variety of language which are spoken mainly a second languages in ex colonies with multilingual population
Indeginized varieties
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Five distinct register
Frozen Formal Consultative Casual Intimate
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It refers to historic language or communication that is intended to remain unchanged
Frozen
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It is used in professional academic or legal settings where communication is expected to be respectful and interrupted and restrained
Formal
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It is used in conversation when they are speaking with someone was specialized knowledge or who is offering advice
Consultative
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It is used when they are with friends close acquaintance and coworkers and family
Casual
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It is user for special occasion usually between only two people and often in private
Intimate
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A language register which is more appropriate for professional writing and letters to a boss or stranger
Formal language register
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It is a conversational and appropriate when writing to friends and people you know very well
Informal language register