Oral Communication Verbal And Nonverbal Communication

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Communication
The transmission of ideas and emotions between or among persons using verbal and non-verbal cues.
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Stimulus
The idea or concept that the sender wants to convey in the communication process.
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Feedback
The response given by the receiver in the communication process.
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Noise
Any barrier or hindrance that obstructs the understanding of the message in the communication process.
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Verbal Communication
The use of language to express ideas or emotions in communication.
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Nonverbal Communication
Communication that does not use language, but rather body language, gestures, appearance, and silence.
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Proxemics
The use of personal and social space to convey signs and signals in nonverbal communication.
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Kinesics
The use of body parts, such as hands, arms, body, and face movements, in communicating ideas in nonverbal communication.
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Chronemics
The study of how people use and perceive time in communication.
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Haptics
The use of touch in communication.
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Paralanguage
The tone, speed, and volume of a speaker's voice in communication.
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Participants
The individuals involved in the communication process, both as senders and receivers.
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Context
The interrelated conditions that affect the message in communication, including physical, social, psychological, and cultural factors.
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Message
The main point or ideas being conveyed in communication.
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Channel
The method or medium used to deliver the message in communication.
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Model of Communication
A conceptual representation used to explain the communication process.
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Linear Model of Communication
A one-way communication process without feedback.
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Interactive Model of Communication
A two-way communication process with back and forth engagement between sender and receiver.
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4 TYPES OF CONTEXT
* Physical Context
* Social Context
* Psychological Context
* Cultural Context
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Social Context
Relationship of the communicators
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Cultural Context
Beliefs and norms of the participants. Speaking with someone who is of a different gender, age, social status, religions or nationality.
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Physical Context
Place, time, environmental and distance between communicator.
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Psychological Context
Moods and feelings of the communicator. Your mood or feelings caused you to communicate differently
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Receiver
* Accepts and decodes the message
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Sender
* Encodes the message