DIASS: LESSON 1 - COMMUNICATION

• It is a manner of passing information between people or group for common understanding and confidence.

  Communication
• 2 Goals of Communication 


  To send information and the understanding of that information.
• It is divided into several basic parts.

  Communication Process
• Primary Goal of communication

  A sender pass a message through a channel to the receiver.
• It is also a complicated process that involves a sender and a receiver.

  Communication
• It produces desired businesses, productive relationships and satisfaction between people.

  Effective Communication
• Purpose of communication?


  To send messages to inform, direct or educate.
• What are the Basic Elements of Communication Process?

  Source, Message, Encoding, Channel, Decoding, Receiver, Feedback, and Context.
• It is the person or thing (living or non-living thing) making serious attempt to share information.

  Source
• Communication theorists look closely to this

  Message
• It is process of collecting the message.

  Encoding
• Encoded message is delivered by the source through a _____?

  Channel
• This is where listening, and reading directions carefully, makes its claim to be recognize.

  Decoding
• At the end, the message is delivered to the ____?

  Receiver
• It is better word that will be “reaction” or “responses.” 

  Feedback
• It is simply the condition in which your message is presented.

  Context
• It is an inside communication process taking place within the individual.

  Intrapersonal Communication
• It involves two persons or a small group such as family.

  Interpersonal Communication
• This is when two persons are actively participating.

  Dyadic Communication
• It is when there are three or more persons actively participating in face-to-face and able to present immediate response or feedback, such as meeting or in a class session.


  Group communication
• It includes a large group such as a public lecture or church ceremony. In such situations there is a source who delivers a message in a monologue style and feedback is minimal or with limits. 

  Public communication
• It involves the transmission of message to large audiences using technology of communication.

  Mass Communication
• It involves face-to-face communication between or among the communication between or among the communicators.

  Direct interpersonal communication
• It involves the use of technology such as telephone or internet.

  Mediated interpersonal communication