Purposive Communication Diagnostic Test 10/6/2024 PDF

PURPOSIVE COMMUNICATION CAROLINA R. DUKA, ED.D. DIAGNOSTIC TEST 10/6/2024 2  BRAIN TEASERS A woman shoots her husband. Then she holds him under water for over 5 minutes. Finally, she hangs him. But 5 minutes later they both go out and enjoy a wonderful...

PURPOSIVE COMMUNICATION CAROLINA R. DUKA, ED.D. DIAGNOSTIC TEST 10/6/2024 2  BRAIN TEASERS A woman shoots her husband. Then she holds him under water for over 5 minutes. Finally, she hangs him. But 5 minutes later they both go out and enjoy a wonderful dinner together. Q. How can this be? 10/6/2024 3 BRAIN TEASERS A murderer is condemned to death. He has to choose between three rooms. The first is full of raging fires, the second is full of assassins with loaded guns, and the third is full of lions that haven't eaten in 3 years. Q. Which room is safest for him? 10/6/2024 4 BRAIN TEASERS There are two plastic jugs filled with water. How could you put all of these water into a barrel, without using the jugs or any dividers, and still tell … Q. which water came from which jug? 10/6/2024 5 BRAIN TEASERS Q. What is black when you buy it, red when you use it, and gray when you throw it away? 10/6/2024 6  COURSE DESCRIPTION Purposive Communication is about writing, speaking, and presenting to different audiences and for various purposes. (CMO 20 s 2013) Purposive Communication develops students' communicative competence and enhances their cultural and intercultural awareness through multimodal tasks that provide them opportunities for communicating effectively and appropriately to a multicultural audience in a local or global context. 10/6/2024 7  It equips students with tools for critical evaluation of a variety of texts and focuses on the power of language and the impact of images to emphasize the importance of conveying messages responsibly. The knowledge, skills, and insights that students gain from this course may be used in their other academic endeavors, their chosen disciplines, and their future careers as they compose and produce relevant oral, written, audio-visual and/or web-based output for various purposes. 10/6/2024 8 COMMUNICATION Any act by which one person gives to or receives from another person information about a person's needs, desires, perceptions, knowledge or affective states. 10/6/2024 9 COMMUNICATION Communication is a fundamental part of every human interaction and one of the most pervasive, important and complex aspects of human life. 10/6/2024 10 http://klp.com.sg/news/communications 10/6/2024 11 GROUP ACTIVITY HOW IMPORTANT IS COMMUNICATION 10/6/2024 12  IMPORTANCE OF COMMUNICATION 1. To express thoughts and feelings 2. To get along well with people 3. To look for a job 4. To pass job interview 5. To bridge the gap between individuals and groups through proper flow of information 6. For individual fulfillment 10/6/2024 13  10/6/2024 14 http://articles-junction.blogspot.com/2013/07/need-and-importance- of-communication-in.html  Helps in image building Assists in collecting information Lessens stress Helps in research & development Improves industrial relations 10/6/2024 15 10/6/2024 16 COMMUNICATION PROCESS 10/6/2024 17 10/6/2024 18 EVOLUTION OF COMMUNICATION 10/6/2024 19  SMOKE SIGNALS Used by indigenous tribes in the 1500s Smoke signals are actually one of the oldest forms of long-distance communication. Even today, nothing quite says “help” like sending up some smoulder. It is a form of visual communication used over a long distance to transmit news, signal danger, or gather people to a common area. 10/6/2024 20 https://www.queensjournal.ca/story/2015-10-19/lifestyle/then-and-now- communication-through-the-ages/  PIGEON POST Used by the Romans more than 2,000 years ago Thousands of years ago, pigeons would carry messages on tiny pieces of rolled up paper in a metal canister attached to their feet. These pigeons are called homing pigeons. Legends have it that lovers exchanged notes and messages with the help of these homing pigeons. However, the first recorded instance of a pigeon post was in 1146 A.D. when the Caliph of Baghdad (in Iraq), Sultan Nuruddin used pigeons to carry mail through his kingdom. https://www.pitara.com/science-for-kids/5ws-and-h/where- 10/6/2024 21 does-the-pigeon-post-operate/  Fun fact: Pigeons actually have an internal compass that allows them to find their way home from thousands of kilometers away. 10/6/2024 22  SNAIL MAIL Earliest surviving piece of mail from 255 B.C. Postal services have been around since humans learned how to write. Through the ages, it included dogsleds, donkeys, balloons and submarines. In 2006, Canada Post delivered about five billion pieces of mail, though annual volume has since dropped to below four billion. Nowadays, mail is usually junk, but it makes receiving the rare handwritten letter all the more special. 10/6/2024 23  ELECTRICAL TELEGRAPH First American electrical telegraph was invented in 1836 First formally introduced in the 1830s and 1840s, electrical telegraphy used electrical currents sent through long wire — sometimes spanning across an ocean — to deliver messages across long distances. Morse code was developed by assigning dots and dashes to certain letters to spell out messages. 10/6/2024 24  Another fun fact: Nokia’s original text message — or rather, short message service — tone was actually “SMS” in morse code. 10/6/2024 25  TELEPHONE First telephone patented in 1876 a Canadian legacy. The first long-distance phone call was made by Alexander Graham Bell to his assistant, Thomas Watson, on Aug. 10, 1876. “Mr. Watson, come here, I want to see you.” When Bell died in 1922, around 14 million telephones in the U.S. and Canada stopped ringing for one minute in his memory. 10/6/2024 26  TEXT MESSAGING First text message sent in 1992 The first person to receive a text message was simply wished a “Merry Christmas”. The concept of sending short, quick messages was first proposed by a man named Friedhelm Hillebrand in 1984. His idea that most sentences and questions fit within 160 characters lives on in today’s 160- character text length and 140-character tweet length. 10/6/2024 27  A study by Experian Marketing Services estimated that 18 to 25 year olds today send an average of 1,914 texts a month, but that may not even account for the tons of messages sent through WiFi rather than cellphone carriers. Now, a mobile phone isn’t a necessary part of sending a text message. Text messaging over the internet is gaining ground with services like iMessage, WhatsApp, Viber and Facebook messenger, which allow texts to be sent over devices such as tablets and iPods. 10/6/2024 28  VIDEO MESSAGING First camera phone was sold in 1996 in Japan The introduction of video calling changed the way people interact. Skype, for example, has probably salvaged many long-distance relationships. But apart from conference calling and video-chatting, apps like Snapchat and Periscope are changing the communication game 10/6/2024 29 SOCIAL MEDIA 10/6/2024 30 COMMUNICATION METHODS Communication is composed of different methods: words, voice, tone and non-verbal clues. Some are more effective in delivering a message than others. According to research, in a conversation or verbal exchange: Words are 7% effective Tone of voice is 38% effective Non-verbal clues are 55% effective. 10/6/2024 31 COMMUNICATION METHODS In other words, WHAT you say is not nearly as important as HOW you say it! A dull message delivered by a charismatic person, filled with energy and enthusiasm will be accepted as brilliant. An excellent message delivered by someone who is not interested in the topic, will not engage the enthusiasm of its intended audience. 10/6/2024 32  TYPES OF COMMUNICATION 1. Verbal Communication 2. Non-verbal / Interpersonal communication 3. Visual Communication 4. Written Communications 5. Formal &Informal 10/6/2024 33  TYPES OF COMMUNICATION Verbal - the basis of communication is the interaction between people. Non - verbal – a type of communication using cues, symbols and signals 10/6/2024 34 VERBAL COMMUNICATION Verbal communication is one way for people to communicate face-to-face. Some of the key components of verbal communication are sound, words, speech, and language. 10/6/2024 35  WAYS OF EXPRESSING VERBAL COMMUNICATION Dialogue – is a person-to-person communication in which the deepest, most intimate and most personal relationships are formed. Engaging in dialogue means being open, listening and revealing ourselves. 10/6/2024 36  SAMPLE DIALOGUES An employee who is late, defending himself in front of his boss. You’re a persistent suitor and wants an answer from a woman. A solicitous mother giving last minute advice to her daughter who’s leaving for the city to study. 10/6/2024 37  CONVERSATION is a friendly and informal talk between two people Communication is less purposive, less serious and less intimate 10/6/2024 38  INTERVIEW most purposive form of communication in which both parties talk and listen. It is intentional and purposive 10/6/2024 39 DO THESE! Say I LOVE YOU romantically I LOVE YOU FANS Utter I’M SORRY without sincerity I’M SORRY coming from the heart 10/6/2024 40 NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION 10/6/2024 41 NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION Cues A cue is a type of communication used by anyone to let a person know what is expected of him/her in a given situation. Touch cues Sensory cues Object cues 10/6/2024 42 NON-VERBAL CLUES INCLUDE: Body language (e.g., arms crossed, standing, sitting, relaxed, tense), Emotion of the sender and receiver (e.g., yelling, speaking provocatively, enthusiastic) Other connections between the people (e.g., friends, enemies, attitudes, expectations). 10/6/2024 43 1. BODY LANGUAGE Body language is the way people situate their body naturally depending on the situation, the environment and how they are feeling. Different forms of body language include gestures, eye contact, posture and facial expressions. For example, think of all the times your parents have told you to stand up straight. The way you sit or stand communicates your comfort level, professionalism and general disposition towards a person or conversation. 10/6/2024 44 GESTURES 10/6/2024 45  2. SPACE OR PROXEMICS The amount of space that exists between yourself and others communicates your comfort level, the importance of the conversation, your desire to support or connect with others, and the relative degree of power you hold. Space can be categorized into intimate, personal, social, and public. 10/6/2024 46  SIGNALS Signals are movements a person uses to communicate needs, desires and feelings to adults. Signals are a form of expressive communication. Signals may start as a behavior that a person is not intentionally using to communicate. 10/6/2024 47  SYMBOLS Symbols are representations of an event, action, object, person, or place that can be used to communicate about the event, action, object, person, or place. Objects, parts of objects, pictures, print, actions, gestures, signs, and speech can all be symbols. 10/6/2024 48 ACT THESE OUT… You are reading a book that is funny. You are in the middle of an online game, then suddenly, the internet connection died! You have been courting a lady and finally she answered “yes”. You woke up late but got a message that classes are called off. 10/6/2024 49 VISUAL COMMUNICATION Visual communication is the practice of graphically representing information to efficiently & effectively create meaning. Examples of where visual communication can be used include conferences and trade shows, websites, social media posts, office presentations, meetings, etc. 10/6/2024 50 VISUAL COMMUNICATION 10/6/2024 51 10/6/2024 52 THESE SYMBOLS MEAN… 10/6/2024 53  Thank you for listening. CRDuka 10/6/2024 54