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verbal, non-verbal, visual
types of communication according to mode
intrapersonal, interpersonal, extended, organizational, intercultural
types of communication according to context
intrapersonal communication
talking to oneself
interpersonal communication
one on one (through classmates or friends)
extended communication
the use of digital tools to send messages over a distance beyond face to face interaction
organizational communication
plays in organizational context (company, school, hospital)
formal structure and informal structure
two types of organizational communication
intercultural communication
conversation with different culture
downward communication
flows from upper to lower position
upward communication
bottom-up in which subordinates send communication to their superiors/bosses hearing their views/feedbacks on organization
horizontal communication
lateral approach as it takes place among people belonging to the same level but coming from different departments or units
crosswise communication
diagonal approach in nature as employees from different units or department working at various levels communicate with each other
formal and informal communication
types of communication according to purpose and style
aristotle, laswell, shannon-weaver, berlo
communication models
aristotle’s communication model
speaker centered
speaker
person who deliver the speech
speech
message
audience
receiver of the message
laswell’s communication model
emphasizes the effect of communication
shannon-weaver communication model
identify and analyze the components of communication and how to improve it (emphasize how noise affect the conversation)
berlo’s communication model
helps understand the communication process and the factors that affect the conversation
ethics
of or relating to principles of right and wrong behavior
ethical communication
understands that one’s thoughts must be conveyed and expressed effectively and concisely, and that the resulting actions or consequences will be based solely on how the messages was communicated
disclose vital information, provide complete and accurate information, be courteous
3 ethical communication