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is usually defined as the transmission of information.
communication
Imparting or exchanging of information or news.
communication
IS THE ORIGINATOR OR INITIATOR OF THE MESSAGE
source/sender
IN SIMPLE TERMS, _____ PERTAINS TO THE SENDERS CREATION AND ORGANIZATION OF IDEAS TO FORM A MESSAGE.
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IS THE PRODUCT OF THE SENDERS ENCODING. IT INCLUDES SYMBOLS, MEANINGS, FORMS AND ORGANIZATION.
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IS A MUST IN A COMMUNICATION PROCESS. WITHOUT THIS ELEMENT, COMMUNICATION WILL NOT TAKE PLACE
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two types of messages
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THIS IS THE PROCESS BY WHICH THE RECEIVER TRANSLATES OR INTERPRETS THE SOURCES MESSAGE TO CONVEY MEANING
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THE INDIVIDUAL OR THE AUDIENCE INTENDED TO RECEIVE THE INFORMATION.
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IT REFERS TO THE RESPONSE OF THE RECEIVER TO THE MESSAGE
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IT MAY BE IN THE FORM OF PHYSICAL, MENTAL OR EMOTIONAL NOISES. IT PERTAINS TO ANY DISTRACTION, INTERFERENCE, OR HINDRANCE IN A COMMUNICATION PROCESS.
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IT REFERS TO THE COMMUNICATION THAT TAKES PLACE WITHIN A PERSON. HE OR SHE IS DOING AN INTERNAL CONVERSATION WITH HIMSELF OR HERSELF.
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IT PERTAINS TO THE COMMUNICATION THAT OCCURS BETWEEN TWO OR MORE PERSONS INTERACTING WHITH EACH OTHER TO CONVEY
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examples of intrapersonal
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samples of interpersonal communication
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IT IS A TYPE OF INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION THAT USES THE AID OF MECHANICAL (MACHINES) AND TECHNOLOGICAL (ELECTRONICS AND COMPUTERS) DEVICES SUCH AS PENS, TELEPHONES, FAX MACHINES, MOBILE, AND SMARTPHONES
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example of mediated or machine - assisted communication
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IT INVOLVES AND INDIVIDUAL DELIVERING A SPEECH OR A MESSAGE IN FRONT OF AN AUDIENCE. IT IS ALSO CALLED PUBLIC SPEAKING.
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IT IS WHERE TWO OR MORE PERSONS OR AN INSTITUTION USE MECHANICAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL DEVICES TO PRODUCE AND TRANSMIT MESSAGES TO A LARGE NUMBER OF MIXED AUDIENCES
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examples of public communication
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examples of mass communication
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THEY PRESENTED THE DIFFERENT LEVELS OF COMMUNICATION BASED ON THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE SHARING OR EXCHANGING MESSAGES IN A COMMUNICATION SETTING.
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Hanson
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Dominick
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means and methods of sending or receiving information or data.
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The main means of mass communication (broadcasting, publishing, and the internet) regarded collectively.
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before written age
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same as pre-historic age
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Is is the time when movable printing type press were invented -FIRST GUTENBERG BIBLE
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-religious news paper (PUBLISHED BY MARTIN LUTHER & JOHN CALVIN) -TYPE WRITTER
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•BLOGS •VIRTUAL WORDS •SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS
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•ONLINE FORUMS(GOOGLE MEET, EDMODO ETC.) •SOCIAL NEWS •HD TV •PORTABLE PROJECTOR
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Study Notes
Communication Overview
- Definition encompasses transmission of information, news, and ideas.
- The originator is the initiator of the message.
Encoding Process
- Involves sender's organization of thoughts to create a message.
- Results in a structured output incorporating symbols, meanings, and forms.
- Essential for effective communication—without it, the process fails.
Message Types
- Two primary message types exist in communication.
Decoding
- The process where the receiver interprets the sender's message to derive meaning.
Receiver
- The target audience anticipated to receive the information.
- Their response to the message is crucial for communication feedback.
Noise in Communication
- Refers to any distraction or interference that hampers the communication process.
- Can manifest as physical, mental, or emotional disruptions.
Intrapersonal Communication
- Internal dialogue within an individual, often involving self-reflection and internal conversation.
Interpersonal Communication
- Occurs between two or more individuals interacting to convey information.
Mediated or Machine-Assisted Communication
- Utilizes technology and devices such as phones, computers, and smartphones to enhance interaction.
Public Communication
- Involves delivering speeches or messages in front of an audience.
- Also known as public speaking, aimed at engaging multiple listeners.
Mass Communication
- Refers to institutional communication using technological means to reach broad and diverse audiences.
Communication Levels
- Presented by researchers like Hanson and Dominick, highlighting the varying degrees of message exchange based on the number of participants involved in a communication setting.
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