Human Communication Function

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MENTIONED 6 FUNDAMENTAL FUNCTION OF COMMUNICATION

  • COURTSHIP & MATING

  • REPRODUCTION

  • TERRITORIALITY

  • NAVIGATION

  • PARENT OFF SPRING RELATIONS

  • SELF DEFENSE

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WHO INVENTED 6 FUNDAMENTAL FUNCTION THEORY

(RUBEN & STEWART, 1999)

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COURTSHIP & MATING

human destinies In pairs, the process of building a relationship need a communication in it involves elements of audio, visual, persuasion, and negotiation

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REPRODUCTION FUNCTION

DNA plays an important role in human reproduction sustainability, there’s a communication method between cellular, the ability of cells to receive and respond to the microenvironment basis for development, tissue, repair, and immunity.

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TERRITORIALITY

Human used communication to marked their territoriality

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SPACE COMMUNICATION

physical space between people can convey emotions, intentions, or the type of relationship you have with someone. It's not just about words; it's also about the distance between people can convey intimacy, formality, comfort. there’s spatial distance theory from Edward hall (1959, 1966) types of relationship that are permissible

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Spatial Distance Edward Hall

  1. intimate space (2 fits away from your body, emotionally allowed close to you)

  2. personal space(1 handshake away, friends gathering)

  3. social space(2 arm lengths away, people you don’t know well)

  4. public space(over 3,6m away, big group)

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MARKER/TERRITORY

3 type of marker:

  • central: objects we place in an area we reserve for us(in a class we leave our things to marked the chair is for us)

  • boundary: boundary we separate our space from “their space”(like employees only or line or tape)

  • Notch mark: mark that shows ownership an area or object (identifying and protect our personal space(name tag on item)

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NAVIGATION

Navigation requires humans to process information in steps to understand their surroundings and current situation.

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SELF DEFENSE

Communication by maintaining Information systems makes human with extraordinary survival

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PARENT OFFSPRING RELATIONS & SOCIALIZATION

  • HUMANS DEPEND ON OTHER PEOPLE ESP PARENTS

  • COMMUNICATON SKILLS MST BE THOUGHT FROM PARENTS