Functions of Communication PDF

**FUNCTIONS OF COMMUNICATION** ***↳Control or Regulation*** ***↳ Social Interaction*** ***↳ Motivation*** ***↳ Information Dissemination.*** ***↳ Emotional Expression*** **[Control or Regulation.]** \- Instructions -Requests \- Commands -examples -You have to segregate your garbage acco...

**FUNCTIONS OF COMMUNICATION** ***↳Control or Regulation*** ***↳ Social Interaction*** ***↳ Motivation*** ***↳ Information Dissemination.*** ***↳ Emotional Expression*** **[Control or Regulation.]** \- Instructions -Requests \- Commands -examples -You have to segregate your garbage according to the label on each trash bin. -Do me a favor and please clean your room. **[ Social Interaction]** -Greetings -Getting to know -Catching ups -Chit Chats -Questions **[Motivation]** -cheers -bible verses -quotations -advice **[Information Dissemination]** \- Facts -announcements \- News -Information based on the gathered evidence **[ Emotional Expression]** -express -deny -accept -affirm -Examples I sincerely apologize for my mistakes. You give me butterflies to my tummy. **FORMS OF SPEECH STYLES** \- a *[speech or communicative style]* refers to the kind of language one uses in a given situation **[1. Intimate Style/ Informal]** -It is used in self-addressed questions in self-talk, exclamations, sudden realizations, and expressions of surprise and interest. -Characterized by economy of words that is coupled with non-verbal communication. \- It may be simple words, slang, contractions, fragments, or expressions -Used in conversations between two very close individuals. **[2. Casual Style / Semi-Formal]** -use contractions, slang, simplified grammar, crack jokes, talk with your family friends, and write blogs, social media posts, or advertisements The relationship between the speaker and the listener is close. **[3. Formal Style/Formal]** \- It used in structural interviews and meetings, in the church, bank, or job interviews. -Also used in talking with superiors, and writing formal letters, news reports, and public speeches. **[4. Consultative Style /Formal]** -This is appropriate if the people involved in the conversation are interested to participate in some decision making. -This style is often used in business or in other professional situations, such as conversations between doctor and a patient, or a teacher and a student. **[5. Frozen Style / Formal]** \- Also known as fixed speech \- This is used in very formal settings, occasions, ceremonies, and law-related conversations. -It is used in situations such as pledges, plays, marriage, ceremonies, anthems, judicial sentencing, legal documents, and funerals. **[TYPES OF SPEECH CONTEXT]** **[1. INTRAPERSONAL COMMUNICATION]** -This communication happens within oneself. This means that the speaker acts as the source and the receiver of the message. -When you do self-reflection, you analyze your thoughts and feelings. By knowing what you feel, you can assess yourself on how to react on it **[2. INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION]** This communication involves two or more people. The conversation can be formal or informal, intimate or casual depending on the relationship people involved have *2 TYPES OF OF INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION* **[1. Dyad Communication]** -two people are involved in this communication **[2. Small Group]** \- three but not more than twelve people are part of the conversation. This type of communication is present during brainstorming or collaborating with other people.