Communication and its nature.

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NATURE

OFCOMMUNICATION


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OBJECTIVES

1. To get familiar with the

nature and meaning/s of

communication.2.To analyze the different

types and levels of

communication.3. To appreciate the

importance of

communication (oral).


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There may be times when we

are powerless to prevent

injustice, but there must neverbe a time when we fail to

protest.

Elie Wiesel
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DEFINITION OF COMMUNICATION

The act of passing news,

informationthe act of sharing

or exchanging thoughts, ideas,

feelings with others or with a

group; the act of participating

with or sharing in commonor

the act of thinking deeply aboutoneself.( Oxford Advanced

Learners Dictionary: p.170)


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Communication is derived from

the Latin word communis

which means belonging to many

or equally and communico toconfer with others. It is the

mutual exchange of

information, ideas, andunderstanding by any effective

means.( Ballesteros, 2003)


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Four Types of Communication

1. Verbal Communication

2. Non-Verbal

Communication3. Written

Communication

4. Visual communication


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Verbal Communication

(sounds, words, language, speaking)

Elements of Oral Communication

1.sender

2. receiver

3. channel/medium

4. message

5. barrier/noise

6. feedback


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Types of Speech Communication

(Santiago, et.al)

1. Dynamic Communication

2. Small group Communication

3.Large-group Communication

4. Mass Communication


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Non-Verbal Communication

*** FORMS

1. Physical ways of communication

(tone of the voice, touch,smell and body motion)

2. Creative and aesthetic non-

verbal communication(singing, music, dancing

and sculpturing )


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3. Symbols and sign

language

4. Body language


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Additional details

non verbal

-visual (kinesics, proxemics,chronemics, artefactual, physical

appearance,)-auditory(pitch, volume,

tempo, tone)

-olfactory

-gustatory

-tactile (haptics)


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Written Communication

writing the words

Examples

E-mails reports

articles

memosSMS


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Visual communication

display of information

FORMS

Topography Photography

signs

symbols designs

video clips (electronic)


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IMPORTANCE OF SPEECH

COMMUNICATION( Santiago, et.al)

1. Communication is a vehicle for

self-expression.2. Communication is a means of

bringing in relief/help in times

of need or distress.3. Communication is a

mobilization tool.


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4. Communication is the waypeople get their points

across and get work done.

5. Communication makespossible all social

interaction.

6. Communication is made

easy and swift by

sophisticated technology.


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Levels of communication1. intrapersonal2. interpersonal

-dyadic-tryadic

-small group3. public4. mass media


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Functions of communication1. phatic

2. preventive

3. recording-transmitting4. instrumental

5. affective

6. therapeutic7. aesthetic


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PROXEMIC

COMMUNICATION

http://www.google.com.ph


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Artefactual



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physical appearance



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Assignment

Models of

Communication

Communication and its nature.

Documents

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