Intrapersonal Communication Overview

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What is the primary focus of intrapersonal communication?

  • Effectively conveying information to a large audience.
  • Understanding and sharing meaning within oneself. (correct)
  • Understanding and sharing information within a group.
  • Building relationships and fostering cooperation.

Which of the following is NOT an example of intrapersonal communication?

  • Reflecting on a difficult decision.
  • Having a conversation with a friend. (correct)
  • Writing in a journal.
  • Analyzing a complex problem.

What is the significance of intrapersonal communication in relation to other forms of communication?

  • Intrapersonal communication is unrelated to other forms of communication.
  • Intrapersonal communication is less important than interpersonal communication.
  • Intrapersonal communication is only relevant in solitary situations.
  • Intrapersonal communication is a prerequisite for effective interpersonal communication. (correct)

What is meant by the statement "we cannot not communicate"?

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What is the difference between self-image and self-esteem?

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What does the term 'ethos' refer to in the context of communication?

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How does ethos influence communication?

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Which of the following is NOT a factor that contributes to a positive ethos?

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Flashcards

Intrapersonal Communication

The process of understanding and sharing meaning within oneself.

Functions of Communication

Four main purposes: self-discovery, curiosity satisfaction, adjustment to others, and relating to them.

Self-Concept

A person's awareness of their essential being, including physical, social, and psychological aspects.

Self-Image

The picture one has of oneself, including beliefs about identity.

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Self-Esteem

The evaluative aspect of self; how we feel about and value ourselves.

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Ethos

The image you project as a communicator, reflecting reputation and credibility.

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Continuous Communication

The concept that communication is an ongoing process, even within oneself.

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Internal Dialogue

Talking to oneself as part of intrapersonal communication, includes thinking and reflecting.

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Study Notes

Intrapersonal Communication

  • Intrapersonal communication is the process of understanding and sharing meaning within oneself.
  • It's the foundation for all other communication, preparing how you'll interact with others.
  • It involves evaluating interactions with others; examples include thinking, analyzing, meditating, reflecting, studying, and even talking to yourself.

Functions of Intrapersonal Communication

  • Intrapersonal communication serves four functions:
    • Discovering and understanding oneself
    • Satisfying curiosity about oneself.
    • Adjusting to others around us
    • Relating with others

Key Concepts in Intrapersonal Communication

  • Self-Concept: A person's awareness of their essential being. This includes physical, social, and psychological perceptions of the self.

  • Self-Image: The descriptive part of self-concept, depicting how you view yourself.

  • Self-Esteem: The evaluative part of self-concept, representing how you feel about yourself.

    • It's how you like yourself.

  • Ethos: Your image as a communicator, as perceived by your listeners. It's your reputation—are you credible and trustworthy? Your message and personality affect this perception. A strong ethos helps influence others.

  • Continuous Process: Intrapersonal communication is continuous and never-ending.

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