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prelim pt.2 Flashcards

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refers to the particular purpose for which a thing is used

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FUNCTION

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when we communicate

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INTENTIONAL, PERCEPTIBLE OR RECOGNIZABLE, AND FUNCTIONAL

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functions of communication

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  • INFORMATION
  • MOTIVATION
  • REGULATION CONTROL
  • EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION
  • SOCIAL EXPRESSION
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  • most basic function of communication
  • provides data and information for effective completion of tasks, problem solutions, and elimination of uncertainty
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INFORMATION

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3 flows of communication

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  • DOWNWARD
  • UPWARD
  • HORIZONTAL
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superior to subordinates by directives or updates

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DOWNWARD

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subordinate to superior by feedback, report, suggestion

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UPWARD

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subordinate to subordinate (peer to peer) by data and reports

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HORIZONTAL

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energy that influences a person’s behavior to achieve goals or objective

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MOTIVATION

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communication ______ motivation

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COMMUNICATION FOSTERS MOTIVATION

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communication helps us set ________

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SPECIFIC GOALS AND GIVES FEEDBACK ON PROGRESS

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motivation examples

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  • PRIEST PREACHES TO MOTIVATE PEOPLE TO LIVE A CHRISTIAN WAY OF LIFE.
  • TEACHER UPDATES STUDENT ON THEIR PERFORMANCE TO DO BETTER.
  • COACH BOOSTS HIS PLAYERS’ MORALE BY BUILDING THEIR SELF-ESTEEM.
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to exercise restraint or direction formally or informally

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REGULATION CONTROL

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according to ________, a way to regulate the behavior of another person to obtain, something done

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MURPHY, 2014

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eaxmples of regulation control

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  • SCHOOL RULES
  • LAW
  • AUTHORITY HIERARCHIES AND GUIDELINES
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makes possible the release or unloading of emotions, resulting in catharsis

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EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION

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allows us to act and react to the behavior of people

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SOCIAL EXPRESSION

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facilitates social closeness to establish relationship

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LOCKED (1998)

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social closeness and engagement — one of the most important purposes of human communication

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MURPHY, 2014

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fulfills our ego need - the need for pride and self steem

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LOMBARDO, 2015

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speech styles according to

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MARTIN JOOS, 1967

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  • non-public speech style
  • uses private vocab and nonverbal messages
  • shared even without correct linguistic form
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INTIMATE STYLE

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example of intimate style

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  • GAY LANGUAGE
  • G-WORDS
  • JEJEMON TYPINGS
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  • used among friends and acquaintances
  • do not require background information
  • use of slang
  • no social barriers to consider
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CASUAL STYLE

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casual style examples

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  • USING APPS TO COMMUNICATE
  • CASUALLY INTERACTING WITH EACH OTHER
  • TALKING TO SOMEONE YOU MET AT THE MALL
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  • used precisely among people who does not share same experience
  • opposite of intimate style
  • require two-way participation
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CONSULTATIVE STYLE

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examples of consultative

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  • PHILIPPINE DIALECTS
  • OTHER LANGUAGES
28
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  • used only for imparting information
  • well-organized and correct in grammar and diction
  • technical vocab and exact definitions are important
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FORMAL STYLE

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examples of formal style

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  • PRESENTATIONS
  • CONFERENCES
  • REPORTING
  • DISCUSSIONS
30
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  • static, ritualistic, archaic
  • prayers that have been recited many years
  • pledge of allegiance / panatang makabayan
  • oath
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FROZEN STYLE

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examples of frozen style

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  • CHURCH MASS
  • PANATANG MAKABAYAN
  • PREAMBLE
32
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plans, ways, means of sharing information

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COMMUNICATIVE STRATEGIES

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13 communicative strategies

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TARONE 1977

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7 topic strategies

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GUOTSOS

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7 main communicative strategies

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  • NOMINATION
  • RESTRICTION
  • TURN-TAKING
  • TOPIC CONTROL
  • TOPIC-SHIFTING
  • REPAIR
  • TERMINATION
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particular topic, only relevant

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NOMINATION

37
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nomination example

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CAN I SEE THAT WHITE WATCH STRAP

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  • constraining the response within a set of categories
  • looking for options
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RESTRICTION

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restriction example

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QUESTIONS ANSWERED BY YES OR NO

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taking turns to speak

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TURN-TAKING

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turn-taking example

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/LET ME OPEN /TY

42
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question-answer formula that moves the discussion forward

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TOPIC CONTROL

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topic control example

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many questions

44
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continuation of the topic with a new topic

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TOPIC SHIFTING

45
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topic shifting example

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hesitant to buy

46
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overcoming communication breakdown to send more comprehensible message

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REPAIR

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repair example

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the buyer lets the seller explain product advantage

48
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verbal and nonverbal signals to end the interaction

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TERMINATION

ORAL COMM (3 decks)

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