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Intro to communication_process[1]
- 2. If all my possessions were taken from me with one exception, I would hope to keep my power of communication --- for by it I would regain all the rest. --Daniel Webster, American Journalist
- 3. Communication is Transactional Complex Unavoidable Continuous Learned
- 4. Components of Communication Process Context Physical Environment Climate Communicator Message Channel Noise Barrier Feedback
- 5. Context In the glossary, look up context and write the definition in the lines next to this slide.
- 6. Physical Environment List the three most common places you have your conversations.
- 7. Climate Negative Climate Positive Climate What do you think is the relationship between environment and climate?
- 9. Message A message is Messages can be
- 10. Channel
- 12. Barrier Any obstacle that blocks communication List five possible barriers
- 13. Feedback Feedback has three main functions: Assurance Adjustment Insight
- 14. Write for 10 minutes on what you have learned and your interpretation of the information we have discussed.
- 15. Thank-You
Editor's Notes
- #5: Context Provides the people with the occasion and the task Physical environment influences the quality of interaction within the physical space Climate Influences emotional, attitudinal and intellectual tone of the communication Communicator Creates meaning, sends and receives messages, and exchanges meaning Message conveys meaning, feeling, and various kinds of energy from sender-receiver to receiver-sender Channel- provides the space through which the message must pass; determines the method used to send the message Noise- Interferes with or disrupts communications Barrier blocks communication Feedback Assures the sender receiver that communication has occurred Allows receiver-sender to adjust or modify a message Provides insight to the sender-receivers communication
- #6: The situation in which communication occurs Page 4
- #10: Message is the information that is exchanged between communicators. Messages can be intentional and unintentional
- #11: Channel is HOW IT GETS THERE
- #12: Interferes with communication and is usually temporary
- #14: Assurance Adjustment Insight
- #16: LINK www.communicationapplications.glencoe.com