Questions and Answers
What is intrapersonal communication?
What characterizes interpersonal communication?
Face-to-face communication
How many people are involved in small group communication?
At least 3 and less than 7
What is the focus of organizational communication?
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What is public/rhetorical communication primarily aimed at?
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What is the essence of mass/media communication?
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Cultural communication involves communication between members of different _____
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What factors are involved in cultural communication?
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Study Notes
Intrapersonal Communication
- Involves self-communication, reflecting on thoughts and feelings.
- Key elements include impression formation, decision-making, and symbol interpretation.
- Techniques like self-talk and visualization are commonly utilized.
Interpersonal Communication
- Occurs in face-to-face interactions between individuals.
- Important for maintaining relationships, intimacy, and controlling dynamics.
- Involves a deeper level of research regarding relational attraction and connection strategies.
Small Group Communication
- Takes place within groups of 3 to 7 individuals.
- Explores topics like gender roles in leadership, group vulnerability, and collective storytelling.
- Focuses on collaborative decision-making and the impact of task difficulty on group dynamics.
Organizational Communication
- Encompasses communication practices within and across large organizations.
- Involves understanding organizational hierarchy, culture, and employee morale.
- Influences worker satisfaction and opinions regarding workplace dynamics.
Public/Rhetorical Communication
- Targets large audiences, requiring effective delivery and presentation skills.
- Involves addressing communication apprehension and ethical speech practices.
- Includes various forms such as speeches, debates, and performances aimed at persuasion and entertainment.
Mass/Media Communication
- Facilitates communication to vast audiences through various media channels.
- Analyzes the role of media, including television programming and its social effects.
- Covers topics of audience affiliation, cultural values, and the influence of social networking platforms.
Cultural Communication
- Involves interactions between diverse cultural groups influenced by factors such as race, religion, and geography.
- Examines how culture affects communication norms, anxiety levels, and power structures.
- Addresses concepts like ethnocentrism and cultural hegemony.
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