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Which type of communication is exemplified by consoling a friend who is feeling down?
Which type of communication is exemplified by consoling a friend who is feeling down?
- Communication in public
- Intrapersonal communication
- Communication using the media
- Interpersonal communication (correct)
What is the primary focus of intrapersonal communication?
What is the primary focus of intrapersonal communication?
- Self-reflection and personal thoughts (correct)
- Interaction with a group
- Discussion between two people
- Public speaking
Delivering a graduation speech to fellow graduates is an example of what type of communication?
Delivering a graduation speech to fellow graduates is an example of what type of communication?
- Interpersonal communication
- Intrapersonal communication
- Communication in a small group
- Communication in public (correct)
What type of communication is represented by cheering yourself up before an important event?
What type of communication is represented by cheering yourself up before an important event?
What defines a dyad in interpersonal communication?
What defines a dyad in interpersonal communication?
Which type of communication involves discussing a report with groupmates?
Which type of communication involves discussing a report with groupmates?
Articulating your stand on a pressing issue in the editorial page represents which communication type?
Articulating your stand on a pressing issue in the editorial page represents which communication type?
Which speech style is characterized as one-way communication in formal settings?
Which speech style is characterized as one-way communication in formal settings?
Which best describes interpersonal communication?
Which best describes interpersonal communication?
What type of speech style would likely be used among close friends?
What type of speech style would likely be used among close friends?
What does the term 'feedback' refer to in intrapersonal communication?
What does the term 'feedback' refer to in intrapersonal communication?
Which scenario best exemplifies mass communication?
Which scenario best exemplifies mass communication?
Which type of speech style is described as 'frozen in time'?
Which type of speech style is described as 'frozen in time'?
What best describes consultative speech style?
What best describes consultative speech style?
Which type of communication involves interactions among three or more people connected by a common purpose?
Which type of communication involves interactions among three or more people connected by a common purpose?
What characterizes the intimate speech style?
What characterizes the intimate speech style?
What is the primary purpose of a speech act?
What is the primary purpose of a speech act?
Which act is performed when a speaker conveys a message with a specific intention?
Which act is performed when a speaker conveys a message with a specific intention?
What type of speech act involves the literal meaning of the utterance?
What type of speech act involves the literal meaning of the utterance?
An example of an Illocutionary Act is:
An example of an Illocutionary Act is:
Which act occurs when an utterance has an observable effect on the listener?
Which act occurs when an utterance has an observable effect on the listener?
Which of the following is NOT a type of act in speech act theory?
Which of the following is NOT a type of act in speech act theory?
Which statement best describes a Locutionary Act?
Which statement best describes a Locutionary Act?
What might be a Perlocutionary effect of saying 'Please sit down'?
What might be a Perlocutionary effect of saying 'Please sit down'?
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Types of Speech Context
- Communication in Public: Sharing information to an audience, such as giving a presentation.
- Communication with Self: Reflecting internally, involving thoughts and feelings.
- Interpersonal Communication: Involves communication between individuals, establishing relationships.
- Communication Using Media: Exchanging information through platforms that reach a mass audience.
- Communication in Small Group: Interaction among three or more individuals aiming for a common purpose.
Situational Examples of Speech Context
- Consoling a friend exemplifies interpersonal communication.
- Cheering oneself up illustrates intrapersonal communication.
- Delivering a graduation speech represents public communication.
- Discussing a report with groupmates demonstrates small group communication.
- Articulating opinions in editorials reflects mass communication.
Intrapersonal Communication
- Intrapersonal communication occurs within one person as both sender and receiver.
- Involves processing thoughts and feelings through internal dialogue.
- Feedback occurs as thoughts are discarded or replaced during self-talk.
Interpersonal Communication
- Establishes personal relationships among two or more people.
- Key components include tone of voice, body language, and expressions that enhance understanding.
Dyad and Group Communication
- Dyad: Conversations between two people sharing thoughts and ideas.
- Small Group: Interactions among three or more individuals with mutual influence and a shared purpose.
- Public Communication: One person or group conveys information to a larger audience.
- Mass Communication: Imparts information to large segments of the population through mass media.
Speech Style
- Distinctive ways of communicating involving linguistic and nonverbal behaviors.
- Types include intimate, casual, consultative, formal, and frozen.
Types of Speech Style
- Intimate Style: Private communication among close family, using non-public language.
- Casual Style: Common among friends, utilizing jargon or slang.
- Consultative Style: Standard professional language, suitable for strangers.
- Formal Style: Used in official settings, often one-way, such as speeches or sermons.
- Frozen Style: Remains unchanged over time, often used in ceremonies.
Speech Acts
- Speech acts involve utterances intended to achieve specific effects.
- Types defined by J.L. Austin include:
- Locutionary Act: The basic utterance carrying meaning (e.g., "I am upset").
- Illocutionary Act: The intention behind the utterance (e.g., stating an opinion).
- Perlocutionary Act: The effect of the utterance on the listener (e.g., persuading or convincing).
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