Oral Communication

Shannon & Weaver

A communication model focusing on the technical aspects and linear transmission of messages.

Schramm

A communication model that introduces feedback and emphasizes the interactive nature of communication through shared experiences.

Berlo

A communication model that breaks down communication into detailed elements, highlighting the roles of the source and receiver.

Intrapersonal Communication

Communication that involves talking to oneself, reflecting on attitudes, beliefs, and thoughts, including decision-making and self-reflection activities.

Interpersonal Communication

Communication that occurs between people, sharing thoughts and feelings, involving nonverbal cues like body language and tone of voice.

Public Communication

Communication aimed at a larger audience using various media, often for speeches, announcements, or public messages.

Nonverbal Behavior

Actions such as gestures and facial expressions that significantly influence communication and reflect feelings about interactions.

Intimate Style

A speech style characterized by personal closeness and familiarity, typically used in private settings among close relationships.

Casual Communication

A style that uses informal language, contractions, and slang in relaxed settings like conversations with friends or family.

Formal Style

A communication style used in professional settings, characterized by proper language and structure, such as in meetings or formal letters.

Consultative Style

A communication approach that involves others in discussions, allowing for participation in decision-making processes.

Frozen Style

A communication style marked by hesitation or disinterest, often reflecting a lack of engagement in conversations or discussions.