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It is a type of communication when opinions are exchanged written form, rather than by spoken words.

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Written Communication

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Purpose of Principles of Communication

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To attain effective communication

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Enumerate the principles of communication

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Communication is dynamic, systemic, purposeful and adaptive

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Visuals are distorted by making products look smaller/bigger to bait costumers

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Distorting visuals

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Threatens the quality of communication and consequently the well-being of individuals and the society which we live

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Unethical Communication

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Characteristics of unethical Communication

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  1. All relevant communication
  2. Truthfulness in every sense and not deceptive in any way
  3. Accuracy and sincerity, avoid using exaggerating and discriminating words
  4. Fair presentation of ideas
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In language registers, appropriate language registers depends upon the?

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Who( audience)
Where ( location )
What ( topic )
Why ( purpose)

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Enumerate the impacts of globalization

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Virtual Interaction
Cultural awareness in speech
Cultural awareness in body language
Time differences

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Occurs when people interact with the sense of touch

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Haptics/ touch

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It is a repetition of something as someone has said in a way that is not accurate

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Selective Misquoting

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Physical appearance is one of the significant types of nonverbal that convey strong message about who you are

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Appearance

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Nonverbal: Red gown in birthday

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Appearance

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Enumerate the impacts of globalization and global communication

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Availability of information
Business Conduct
The problem
Social awareness

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Communicating via online setting and doesn’t require any FTF interaction

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Virtual Interaction

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The environment where the nonverbal communication refers to the surrounding context of communication

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Environment

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Communication that allows individuals to interact with others

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Social interaction

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It follows the standard/system is flow and elements of communication

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Communication is systemic

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Refers to the communication process through the head, hand, hand movements, using body angles

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Body movements

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When a message is expressed through spoken words, it may be either through FTF conversations or with the help of electronic mode such as telephones, cellphone, etc

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Oral communication

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Communication models that proposes on ongoing exchange of where both senders and receivers influence what us communication

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Transactional model

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Nonverbal artifacts in communication refers to the physical objects of the person, including the brand of clothes and shoes…

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Artifacts

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Nonverbal: tattoo and piercings

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Artifacts

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Nonverbal: Jewelries

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Artifacts

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According to whom, communication is the transmission of messages via nonverbal or non-verbal cues

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Ang (2004)

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What are the communication procedures
Ethical standards Functions Principles
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The factors that affects the flow of communication
Barriers
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Enumerate examples of barriers
Emotional barriers Noisy environment Lack of confidence Use of Jargons
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Two people are speaking with the same language, cultural differences can affect vocabulary,colloquial expression, voicetone/ taboo topics
Cultural awareness in speech
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Communication is constantly changing and evolving, the way we talk or the way we use the words
Communication is dynamic
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The process of converting the message into words, actions or other forms that the speaker understands
Encoding
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Unethical manipulation of data
Misrepresenting numbers
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The environment where the communication takes place
Context
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Claiming others works without any proper citations; claiming it your own
Plagiarism
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It is a linear model where sender transmit a message to a receiver without any feedbacks from receiver
Shannon-Weaver Model
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The world health organization defines globalization as the increased interconnectedness and interdependence of people and counties
Globalization
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Communication on facilitates people's expression of their feelings and emotions
Emotional expression
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Enumerate the different models of communication
Shannon Weaver Model Transactional Model Schramm Model
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Globalization has influence global communication by implementing new techniques for business conduct among workers at international corporations
Business Conducts
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Concerned primarily with human communication mediated by communication technologies, from print to radio, television, etc
Communication Ethics
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The availability of information,.which is a direct effect of the development of global communication system, has led to increased social awareness of people across the world
Social Awareness
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The information, opinion, emotion, ideas, or thoughts conveyed by the speaker in words or in actions
Message
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This communication is private; close family or Intimate couples/people
Intimate register
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Communication that motivates/encourages
Motivation
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One can usually transition from one language registers to another one without experiencing repercussions. However skipping from one or more level is usually considered as inappropriate and even offensive.
The rules of language use
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The need to communication and share information with people across several zones
Time difference
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What are the two verbal communication
Oral and written communication
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It is a process
Nature of communication
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It occurs between two or more people
Nature of communication
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It can be expressed through verbal or nonverbal communication
Nature of communication
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Significant type of nonverbal communication that regulates and control communication
Eye contact
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Plays a crucial role in regulating the interaction and conveying the message
Facial expressions
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Refers to the role of time doing nonverbal interaction. It is not spoken speech, instead represents the gap between communication
Chronemics
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British educated philosopher of language; spent his last two decades of his career in the US, suggested that in an ordinary conversations the speaker and the hearer shares a cooperative principle
Paul Grice ( 1913-1988 )
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Types of non-verbal communication
Appearance Artifacts Body language Chronemics Environment Eye contact Facial Expressions Gestures Haptics Proxemics Posture Paralinguistic
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Interpersonal space during the communication that affects the interaction Ex. During the height of pandemic, we practice social distancing
Proxemics
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According to Baba, communication is purposeful has general purposes. What are those
To learn To relate To interact To help To influence To entertain
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When it is intentionally directed towards on achieving a specific goal or conveying a particular message
Communication is purposeful
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Informal language used by peers and friends; group language
Casual register
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Structure of Schramm Model
Speaker - encoding- channel( message)- decoding - receiver- feedback loop ( noise ) Field of experience
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Meta-communication elements of nonverbal communication that modify's the message's meaning. Ex. Talking to a phone with elevated voice
Paralinguistics
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Holds the communication occurs in a circular way. Bring circular implies that both the sender and the receiver exchange roles and participate equally in communication
Schramm Model
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This language is used in formal settings and way in nature
Formal register
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Sermons Questions Rhetorical statements Pronouncement made by Judges
Formal register
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Structure of transactional Model
Sender/receiver- responds/decode - feedback/channel- message- feedback/channel- respond/decodes- sender/receiver ( NOISE )
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Structure of Shannon Weaver Model
Information source- message- transmitter- signal ( noise source )- received signal- receiver- message- destination
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The WHO, in it works focused on the culture dimensions of globalization, has expressed it's views at with the spread of satellites TVs and mobile sevices, the last of such infos technology dropped decreased prices easier for people to make use of WWW and the resources available
Availability of information
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Is body language, gestures, tone of voice, facial Expressions, body postures, etc, used for conveying informations; without using either spoken or written
Non-verbal Communication
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The process of interpreting the encoded message of the speaker by the receiver
Decoding
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Receiving end of communication
Decoding
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Waving hands, nodding heads, and pointing fingers
Gestures
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Communication functions to convey Informations
Information dissemination
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According to whom, communication is a transaction in which the participants are mutually engaged in the process of creating meaning
Comeaux ( 1996 )
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Why ethical communication is important?
It is fundamental to responsible thinking, decision making and the development of relationships and communities within and across context, cultures, channels and media It enhances human worth and dignity by fostering truthfulness, fairness, responsibility, personal integrity and respect for the self and with the others
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It is lifeblood of any organization and globalization poses new challenges to communication in any organization
Communication
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Communication in 21st Century is increasingly.....and.....
Transnational and Intercultural
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It is a process of sharing and conveying messages or informations
Communication
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It is the medium through which the message is delivered; it is the way you convey your message
Channel
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Enumerate the functions of communication
Motivation Control Emotional Expression Information Dissemination Social Interaction
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To understand acceptable speaking distances, conflict styles, eye contact and posture in different cultures
Cultural Awareness in Body Language
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Communication derived from a Latin word... Which means
Communicare Impart, share, make in common
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The recipient of the message; someone who decodes the message; is a person for whom the message is intended for or aimed
Receiver
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Enumerate the different types of language registers
Static Formal Consultative Casual Intimate
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Communication that functions to control behavior
Control
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The reaction, responses, information provided by the receiver; it may be verbal or non-verbal
Feedbacks
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Despite it's quick spread and continuous development, global communication has not reached the majority of people on all continents. It is at least 70% of all people in Africa will never make a single phone call or even use of internet.
The problem
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It is a standard form of communication. Users engage in am mutually accepted structure of communication Ex. When strangers meet Doctors and patient
Consultative
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Crucial type of nonverbal communication related to body position.
Posture
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What are the elements of communications?
Speaker Encoding Message Channel Decoding Receiver Feedback Barriers Context
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Source or origin of information; source/sender/encoder
Speaker
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Maxim; do not say what you believe is false
Maxim of quality ( Tell the truth )
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Maxim; Make your contributions or informations informative as it is required in a current purpose.
Maxim of quantity ( say just as much as necessary )
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Maxim; make your contributions relevant.
Maxim of Relevance ( Stick to the point )
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Maxim; Make your contributions clear.
Maxim of Manner ( Be clear )
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Shannon Weaver Model was developed by... and when?
Claude Shannon and Warren Weaver on 1949
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Globalization is also evidence as a structural phenomenon of growing and interfacing interdependence among countries of the world, by which the effect of the motion sensed at a distance has resulted in a stunning spectrum of social, economical and cultural changes.
Communication and Globalization

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