COM 107: Exam #1 study guide

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What is communication?

Use of symbol systems that convey different meanings

Communication=Transmition

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Transmition Model

Source→Encoding→message→decoding→receiver

<p>Source→Encoding→message→decoding→receiver</p>
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Communication doesnt happen without?

  1. source (verb & visual symbols)

  2. Identification

  3. Audience


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What is communication about?

Communication is about creating, maintaining and restoring culture.

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Culture

The shared beliefs, values, behaviors, symbols, and practices of a group of people.

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High Culture

Cultural products associated with elite groups (Opera, classical art, fine literature)

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Low Culture

Widely accessible cultural products (TikTok, Pop music, Reality TV)

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Material Culture

Physical objects created by a society (phones, buildings,clothing)

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Non-Material Culture

Ideas, traditions, beliefs, language and norms

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Shannon and Weavers Transmission (Linear) Model

Communication is a one way process

  • sender→message→channel→reciver→noise

Example: A Tv news station broadcasts infromation to viewers


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Carey’s Ritual (Cultural Model)

  • Communication creates and maintains shared culture.

  • Focuses on participation and community rather than information transfer.

Example: Watching the Super Bowl together as a cultural experience.

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Identification

  • Kenneth Burke's idea that people communicate by finding common ground.

  • Persuasion occurs when audiences identify with a speaker.

Example: A politician emphasizing a working-class background.

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Beliefs

Beliefs: What people think is true.

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Values

Values: What people consider important.


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