Purposive Communication PDF Notes

Purposive Communication Wednesday, July 3, 2024 4:25 PM BODY LANGUAGE - non verbal cues TONE - pitch of the voice while speaking LITERARY ANALYSIS - examines a literary piece EPISTOLARY- form of letters INTERVIEW- verbal exchange between 2 or more persons ETHNOCENTRISM- judge other people's cultu...

Purposive Communication Wednesday, July 3, 2024 4:25 PM BODY LANGUAGE - non verbal cues TONE - pitch of the voice while speaking LITERARY ANALYSIS - examines a literary piece EPISTOLARY- form of letters INTERVIEW- verbal exchange between 2 or more persons ETHNOCENTRISM- judge other people's culture DEBATE- contradicting each other's argument TRANSMISSION- process by which sender to come up with thoughts symbols (message) CHANNEL- medium of communication DECODING- receiver interprets the symbols, converting them into new concepts and ideas FLIP CHART- large pad of paper, use on a stand at presentations POWERPOINT- software package to create electronic presentations GOOGLE CLASSROOM- free blended learning platform dev. By google, sharing of files between teacher and student. PIDGIN- communication that develops between two or more groups of people that do not have a language in common SEMANTICS- study of meaning in language SEMIOTICS- study of making meaning NETIZENS- citizens of digital world GLOBAL VILLAGE- one community linked together by electronic communications in the internet GLOBALIZATION- process of interaction and integration among people worldwide SOCIAL MEDIA- internet based application that build on ideological and technological foundation defined by KAPLAN & HAENLEIN 2010 PROTAGORAS- father of debate ARISTOTLE- father of modern communication PROOFREADING- checking final copy (typographical error) PLAGIARISM- stealing and publication of another author's language, ideas EULOGY- someone who died New Section 2 Page 1 EULOGY- someone who died MANUSCRIP SPEAKING- reading your speech word for word PROXEMICS- study of the use of space and distance OBJECT LANGUAGE- use of object to aid communication JARGON- specialized terminology with particular field ARTICULATION- distinction sounds in speech PRAGMATICS- practical use of the language VENACULAR- language common to people REGIONAL DIALECT- variety of a language spoken in a particular area of a country WORLD ENGLISHES- defined by CELCEMURCIA 2014 regionally distinct varieties of english where long and often colonial history of english being used in education PHONOLOGY- pairing sounds with certain meaning LANGUANGE ACQUISITION-- capacity to perceive and comprehend language LEGALISE- formal and technical language of legal documents that is hard to understand INNER CIRCLE:NATIVE LANGUAGE EXPANDING CIRCLE:FOREIGN LANGUAGE PROBABILITY CHAIN- info passes randomly from person to person CLUSTER CHAIN- who acts as a source of a message GOSSIP CHAIN- everyone is talking to each other informally 7 C's of Communication Clarify Correctness Conciseness Courtesy Concreteness Consideration completeness New Section 2 Page 2 REGISTER:- FORMAL- used by professional INFORMAL- casual or intimate, people you know very well LANGUAGE/ LINGUISTIC/ SPEECH- speaks in relation to their audience FROZEN- historic language that is intended to remain and unchanged CONSULTATIVE- offering advice SIGNS: INFRASTRUCTURAL- label of maintenance of a building or any infrastructure COMMUNICATION: COMMUNICATION- process of exchanging ideas INTERCULTURAL- 2 different cultural groups interact, mutual respect INTRAPERSONAL- one's self, self-talk, act of imagination, recall and memory VISUAL- uses visuals (pictures) SPEECH- develop confidence and effectiveness in public speaking SINGLE STAND COMMUNICATION- flows from one person to the next person SPEECH: SPEECHES ABOUT EVENTS- focus on the happened, are happening, or will happen INFORMATIVE- inform or give ideas on a certain topic PURSUASIVE- attempts to pursuade or influence (PURSUATION- ideas thru reason and logic to influence audience) New Section 2 Page 3 thru reason and logic to influence audience) DEMONSTRATION- shows listeners how process is accomplish (demo) DESCRIPTIVE- provide detail EXPLANATORY- focus on reports of current and historical events EXTEMPORANEOUS- prepared structure New Section 2 Page 4