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message
Information shared via words and nonverbal behaviors
noise
External, physiological, and psychological distractions that interfere with the accurate transmission and reception of message.
enviorment
Both the physical setting in which communication occurs and personal perspectives of the parties involved.
Intrapersonal Communication
Communication that occurs as internal dialouge
dyadic communication
Message exchange between two people
Interpersonal communication
Two-way interactions between people who share emotional closeness and treat each other as unique individuals
Small Group Communication
Communication that occurs within a group in which every member can participate actively with the other members
organizational communication
Interaction among members of a relatively large, permanent structure in order to pursue shares goals
public communication
Communication that occurs when a group becomes too large for all members to contribute; characterized by an unequal amount of speaking and by limited verbal feedback
mass communication
The transmission of messages to large, usually widespread audiences via TV, internet, movies, magazines, and other forms of mass media
communication competence
The ability to archives one’s goals through communication and, ideally, maintain healthy relationships
self-monitoring
Paying close attention to situational cues and adapting one’s behavior accordingly
