Purposive_Communication

Purposive Communication

A type of communication focused on meaningful exchanges that enhance understanding and respect.

Symbolic Communication

The use of symbols, such as words and gestures, to convey messages.

Interpersonal Communication

Complex communication between individuals that is influenced by context, emotions, and relationships.

Globalization

The integration of markets and cultures, influenced by economic factors and minimizing barriers.

Cross-Cultural Communication

The study of how people from various cultural backgrounds communicate, highlighting both similarities and differences.

Pidgin

A simplified language developed for communication between speakers of different native languages.

Creole

A stable, fully developed language that originated from a pidgin and is spoken as the first language of a community.

Dialect

Variations of a language that are specific to a particular region or social group.

Register of Language

Different forms or varieties of language used in specific contexts or for certain purposes.

Frozen Register

A style of language characterized by fixed, unchanging communication, often used in formal settings.

Geosemiotics

The study of how meanings are derived from the placement of signs in the environment.

Cultural Text

Objects or actions that convey cultural meaning beyond their visual representation.

Media Literacy

The ability to analyze, evaluate, and create media messages across various platforms.

Stickiness

The quality of a message or image that makes it memorable or impactful.

Ethical Communication

Communication that is respectful, clear, and considers personal boundaries.

Commercial Message

A communication aimed at promoting and selling a product or service.

Ethics in Communication

The principles that guide appropriate and respectful communication among individuals.

Verbal Communication

The exchange of ideas using spoken or written words.

Non-Verbal Communication

Communication through body language, gestures, facial expressions, and other non-verbal cues.

Inner Circle (English Varieties)

Countries where English is the native language, such as the USA and UK.

Outer Circle (English Varieties)

Countries where English is an official or second language, such as India and Nigeria.

Expanding Circle (English Varieties)

Countries where English is taught as a foreign language, such as China and Brazil.

Effective Communication

The ability to convey information clearly and accurately, enabling mutual understanding.

Feedback

A response or reaction to a message that helps in refining future communications.

Active Listening

A communication technique that involves fully concentrating, understanding, responding, and remembering what is being said.

Communication Barriers

Obstacles that hinder effective communication, such as language differences, emotional barriers, and environmental factors.

Public Speaking

The act of speaking before an audience with the goal of informing or persuading.

Body Language

Non-verbal signals conveyed through posture, gestures, and facial expressions that communicate messages.

Context in Communication

The circumstances surrounding a communication that affect its meaning, including social, cultural, and temporal factors.

Conflict Resolution

Methods and processes aimed at facilitating the peaceful ending of conflict and retributions.

Persuasive Communication

A form of communication aimed at convincing the audience to adopt a particular viewpoint or take specific action.

Interpersonal Skills

Skills used by a person to interact effectively with others, including verbal and non-verbal communication skills.