Purposive Communication PDF
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This document provides an introduction to purposive communication, categorizing communication into different purposes and contexts. It covers personal, academic, and business communication, highlighting the importance of considering context when communicating.
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Purposive Communication Communication for a Purpose Introduction and Objectives At the end of the class, you should be able to: 1. Analyze different purposes of communication; 2. Demonstrate an understanding of the purposes of communication by writing a sentence for each purpose; 3. O...
Purposive Communication Communication for a Purpose Introduction and Objectives At the end of the class, you should be able to: 1. Analyze different purposes of communication; 2. Demonstrate an understanding of the purposes of communication by writing a sentence for each purpose; 3. Outline scenarios that are classified into purpose and context of communication; The point of communication is to transfer information from one person to another. This information or message, along with the intention or purpose of sending this message, is central to the process of communication. Today’s lesson will introduce you to different purposes of communication. How much do you know about it? Communication for a Purpose Use the image to answer the diagram below. Communication for a Purpose In the above diagram, we can see the different purposes of communication. Communication serves various purposes, including sharing information, building relationships, persuading others, and facilitating decision making processes. The context of communication varies across personal, academic, and business settings, each demanding distinct approaches and considerations. 1. In personal communication, the focus is on building and maintaining relationships, often characterized by informal language and emotional exchanges. 2. Academic communication, on the other hand, emphasizes clarity, formality, and evidence-based information, aimed at educating or conveying scholarly ideas. 3. Business communication prioritizes professionalism, efficiency, and goal orientation, utilizing concise and clear language to facilitate decision-making, collaboration, and operational success. Understanding these contextual differences is crucial for effective and appropriate communication in each domain.