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What is a competent communicator?
What is motivation in the context of communication?
Key factor for output
What is skill in communication?
Application of knowledge
What does it mean to communicate appropriately?
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What are the categories in the Maslow Hierarchy of Needs?
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What percentage of communication is verbal?
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What are the three noise categories in communication?
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Study Notes
Competent Communication
- A competent communicator possesses knowledge, skill, and motivation, enabling them to respond suitably and effectively in various situations.
Motivation
- Vital component influencing communication output.
Skill
- The practical application of knowledge; proficiency enhances through consistent practice.
Appropriate Communication
- Involves performing actions correctly given the situational context.
Effective Communication
- Focuses on successfully accomplishing the intended message or task.
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
- Categorizes human motivations into Physical, Social, Esteem, and Self-Actualization needs.
Traits of a Competent Communicator
- Versatile behavior, ability to select suitable actions, adept skill execution, empathy, and self-monitoring.
Communication Breakdown
- Only 4% of communication is verbal.
- Nonverbal cues constitute 96% of communication.
Categories of Noise
- Physical noise: external sound distractions.
- Psychological noise: mental distractions affecting perception.
- Environmental noise: influences from surroundings, such as temperature.
Types of Communication
- Instrumental communication aims to achieve specific objectives.
- Relational communication shapes and reflects interpersonal perceptions.
Identity Management
- Involves self-presentation practices to project a preferred personal image.
Communication Channels
- Richness: Content detail.
- Speed: Information exchange rate.
- Control: Ability to manage communication effectively.
Formal Communication Networks
- Hierarchical structures devised by management specifying communication pathways for task execution.
Informal Communication
- Relies on social bonds, shared interests, and proximity for information exchange.
Culture
- Represents learned, shared interpretations of beliefs, values, and norms guiding behaviors within a large group.
Organizational Culture
- Defines an organization’s operational norms, behavioral rules, and core values.
Time Orientation
- Monochronic time emphasizes tangible scheduling.
- Polychronic time prioritizes relational aspects over strict scheduling.
Low Context Culture
- Emphasizes explicit verbal communication with clear meaning.
High Context Culture
- Communicates through subtle, often nonverbal cues aimed at preserving social harmony.
Individualistic Culture
- Prioritizes personal goals and autonomy.
Collectivist Culture
- Focuses on group welfare and cohesive success.
Power Distance
- Refers to the societal attitude towards unequal authority.
Masculinity
- Characterizes cultures with distinct gender roles.
Femininity
- Represents cultures with more fluid gender roles.
Long-Term Orientation
- Values deferred gratification for future benefits.
Short-Term Orientation
- Seeks immediate satisfaction or quick results.
Listening Styles
- Includes Relational, Analytical, Task-Oriented, and Critical listening methods.
Mindless Listening
- Involves automatic and routine responses to messages without thought.
Mindful Listening
- Engages with care and thoughtful consideration regarding the message.
Listening to Understand
- Focuses on comprehending first, free from judgment.
Listening to Evaluate
- Involves critical analysis and evidence examination for informed conclusions.
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