ORAL COM

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What is Communication?

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a basic part of our lives

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Communication is the process

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sending and receiving messages with the use of verbal

and/or nonverbal cues

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COMMUNIS

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n. common To be common means to come together

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COMMUNICARE

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v. make something common

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Written words and symbols

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messages that are written, typed, or printed

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Spoken words

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messages that are delivered orally— sounds produced using vocal tract

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Actions

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expressed through the movement of the body parts

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Verbal Communication

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Written and spoken words are what we call verbal communication because of the use of letters, words, and symbols.

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Nonverbal Communication

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communicating without the use of letters and words, just actions

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Communication is a process.

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It is a cycle.

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The Communication Process first step

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t starts with a stimulus, an idea or concept that the sender has and would like to convey.

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second

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The sender encodes the message through verbal and/or nonverbal cues, then sends the message through a channel.

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third

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The receiver accepts, decodes, or interprets the message. The receiver may or may not
respond to the sender.

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fourth

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If the receiver chooses to respond, then he or she will provide feedback or reply.

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The communication process may be disrupted because of what we call noise.

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Noise is any barrier that prevents the understanding of the message.
Noise can also be the
state of the sender or the receiver.

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Proxemics

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distance that affects the sender and receiver and leads to misunderstanding

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Intimate

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less than 6 to 18 inch

for closet friends, family, romantic partner

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Personal

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1.5 to 4 feet

for friends, acquaintance and significant other

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social

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4 to 12 feet

for casual or professional interactions

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public

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12 0r more feet

formal interactions

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territoriality

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innate drive to take up and defend spaces

primary, secondary, and public territories

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HAPTICS

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touch behavior

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types of touch

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function professional, social polite, friendship warmth, love intimacy, sexual arousal

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kinesics

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use of head movements, posture, facial expressions gestures, and eye contact in communication

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types of gestures

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adaptors emblems illustrators

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adaptors

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movements and behaviors that shows internal states or discomfort, anxiety, uneasiness

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illustrators

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talking with your hands," as they "illustrate" what we are saying.

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emblems

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most frequently expressed with the hands, though can also be communicated through the head, shoulders, and face.

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``` what is eye contact function in communication ```

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monitoring interactions regulating conversation conveying info establishing interpersonal connection

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Chronemic

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the role of time in communication process

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categories of time

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biological personal physical cultural

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paralanguage

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vocalized but not verbal | includes sighs, gasps, verbal fillers

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personal presentation and environment

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physical characteristics | and the artifacts ex. clothes, jewelry.