L1 and L2 PUC

LANGUAGE

wonderful and dynamic human capacity, human beings truly capable of producing language

Language

has a system of rule (grammar), sound system (phonology) and a vocabulary.

Noise

Hindrance that blocks the true meaning of the message being sent by sender

Feedback

Crucial component because it guarantees that the message will be properly established and perceived by the person who interprets the message.

Physical Noise

Type of noise refers to physical sounds that make it hard to understand the mssg by receiver.

Psychological Noise

type of noise referring to anything on ones mind that hinders the interpretation of mssg to the sender.

Physiological noise

Barrier created by the communicators physical condition

semantic noise

Communication barrier from confusion over meaning of words

Factual noise

type of noise referring to interference caused by efforts to recall small details, missing and omitting the main points of the mssg

Aristotle Model of communication

emphasized there are three variables in the communication process.

speaker - speech - audience - effect

ex: Speech, lectures, address

Lasswells communication model

Five key elements, who, what, which, whom, what effect.

ex political campaign

Shannon weaver communication model

1949, conceptualized for functioning of radio and tv

ex telephone call

Berlo’s communication model

SMCR MODEL, emotional aspect of message

source message channel receiver

Nonverbal, verbal, written

- basic types of communication

Communication

Latin word “communicare” to share

communication

act of transmitting information, signals or mssgs by talk, gestures, words

Truthfulness and honesty, integrity, fairness, respect, responsibility

golden rules of ethics