GE2 TYPES OF COMMUNICATION

Intrapersonal Communication

happens within the “self”; your own sender and receiver

Interpersonal Communication

two individuals who both act as sender and receiver of the message

Group Communication

composed of at least 3 individuals where several people are the sources and recipients of the message

Public communication

speaker/sender speaks in a one-directional flow to more people

Mass Communication

message transferred via electronics and/or digital technology (participants are remote)

Communication according to medium

Verbal Communication, Written Communication, and Non-verbal Communication

(McLean, 2005)

may include self-talk, acts of imagination, and visualization, and even a simple recall of memory

Interpersonal Communication

may be done verbally or non-verbally

Group Communication

highly evident in classrooms and work settings

Mass Communication

Ex: newspapers, telephone, radio, television, and the internet