purc

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The component who initiates the communication process

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SENDER

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considered as the heart of communication, and is the information translated through symbols that may be in the form of a gesture, spoken word, or written language.

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MESSAGE

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comprehends the meaning of a particular message

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RECEIVEFR

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the means as to how the message is conveyed.

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MEDIUM

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final link in the communication process

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FEEDBACK

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a communication that occurs within one’s own mind

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INTRAPERSONAL

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a communication that occurs within two or more person

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INTERPERSONAL

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a communication between two persons

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DYADIC COMMUNICATION

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a commmunication that occurs within the small group of communicators

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SMALL GROUP COMMUNICATION

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a single source utilizes message that then transmits these messages to number of receivers at once

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PUBLIC COMMUNICATION

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process of communication through mediated system. from the source of message, it goes to the unseen receivers

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MASS COMMUNICATION

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type of communication that uses words or languages

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VERBAL COMMUNICATION (LEXICAL COMPONENT)

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unique meaningful component of speech. may be used alone or with others to form a sentence.

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WORD/S

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denote a single letter, a prefix, or a suffix added to words.

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PART OF WORDS

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a pair or group of words that are habitually used together that they sound correct together.

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COLLOCATIONS

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combination of words that are always put together to give a specific meaning

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IDIOMS

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are verbs followed by a preposition and an adverb.

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PHRASAL VERBS

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group of words that provide structure

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SENTENCE FRAMES

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sending of information or messages without the use of words or language

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NON VERBAL COMMUNICATION (NON LEXICAL COMPONENT)

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refers to the messages transmitted by bodily movements

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KINESICS

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“to move”

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KINESIS

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non verbal actions or movements that acts as replacement for words or languages

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EMBLEMS

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it accompanies the spoken message

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ILLUSTRATOR

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is a significant nonverbal attribute, sometimes the media alters realistic views of a physically attractive person.

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PHYSICAL ATTRACTION

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refers to the study of distance and space (Edward T. Hall 1966)

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PROXEMICS

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distance between you to 18 inches

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INTIMATE DISTANCE

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the distance is 18 inches to 4 feet

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PERSONAL DISTANCE

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the distance is 4 feet to 12 feet

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SOCIAL DISTANCE

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this usually happens in public settings.lecture hall, churches

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PUBLIC DISTANCE

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refers to the manner of organizing and using time and the messages that are constructed due to the organization and use of it

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CHRONEMICS

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also called as temporal communication

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CHRONEMICS

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the use of touch in communication.

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TACTILE (HAPTIC)

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this does not refer to actual words but to sounds which has a significant meaning on it.

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VOCAL CUES (PARALINGUISTICS)

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particular objects represents something

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OBJECTIC

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is essential when communicating. Speakers, for instance, should consider the needs and interests of his listeners.

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KNOW YOUR AUDIENCE

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Is also crucial. Knowing your reason for communicating will help you outline what you say.

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KNOW YOUR PURPOSE

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KNOW YOUR TOPIC

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is precisely the key and heart of your discussion. As to speakers and writers, they must have a rich and wide scope of knowledge so that what they share to their audience.

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could be done when a sender provides authentic and firsthand information.

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ACHIEVING CREDIBILITY WITH YPUR AUDIENCE

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As a speaker or writer, you must be creative enough to effectively get the hearts of your audience.

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PRESENTING INFORMATION IN VARIOUS WAYS

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One of the major communication barriers is ourselves, basically, our own ideas and opinions.

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ACKNOWLEDGE COMMUNICATION BARRIERS

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refers to the natural and environmental factors that serves as communication barriers

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PHYSICAL BARRIERS

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refer to the influences of our mental condition

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PSYCHOLOGICAL BARRIERS

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occurs when our mind is distracted or preoccupied with other things.

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LACK OF ATTENTION

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happens when the capacity of our memory of the brain to store information is a failure.

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POOR RETENTION

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makes us feel and think of negative meaning of the message as we ignore the message.

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LACK OF TRUST

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lead us to choose only the information we want to receive. This might be due to jealousy, competition, mistrust, or the view that the message is unimportant and that we are better than the speakers

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CLOSED MIND AND FILTERING

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refer to the barriers to effective communication in relation to people.

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INTERPERSONAL BARRIERS

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May form barriers in communication in several ways. Varied communication styles may result in barriers as men, women, and those in between do not form and express themselves in similar manner.

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GENDER ISSUES

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in an environment may let the communicators be more concerned with their own than communicating effectively with others.

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COMPETITION

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We are living in a multi-cultural world and cultural diversity makes it difficult for communication to succeed because the mindset of people from different cultural backgrounds are different.

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CULTURE