Interpersonal communication

• Communicator - refer to the sender and reciever of information.
• Message - is the idea conveyed through speech, facial expression, body language, and tone of voice
• Noise - refers go any sort of distor that interferes with the communication
• Feedback - is the response of the recieve to the message.
• Context - is how the message is being interpreted and how it is being received by the receiver.
• Channel - is the means through which communication happens. The message is sent and recieved throught channel
• According to the Merian Websites Online Dictionary Listening is to hear something with thoughtful attention “Listening is more than receiving audio data
• Listening Style : Appreciative,Emphatic,Comprehensive,Critical/Analytical Listenings
• Appreciate listening - listening for pleasure and enjoyment, as when we listen to music
• Emphatic listening - listening to provide emotional support for the speaker
• Comprehensive/ Active listening - listening to understand the message of a speaker
• steps in active learning

  1. listening carefully by using all available senses
  2. paraphrasing what is heard both mentally and verbally
  3. checking your understanding to ensure accuracy
  4. providing feedback
• Critical / Analytical listening - listening to evaluate a message for purpo of accepting or rejecting
• News- is defined as an oral or written reports of pas,present,future,
• Fake news- refers to stories that contains some truth, but which are not completely accurate
• Fake- Factually inaccurate, enhanced for sharing, meant to distort with emotion
• Mis-info- is an info that is false bit not created with the intention of causing harm
• Dis-info- is an info that is false and delibera created to harm a a person, social group, organization, or country
• Mal-info- is an info that is based on reality, used to inflict harm on a person,

  Organization or country
• Types of Fake news

  -clickbait

  -sponsored content

  -fabricated journalism
• Clickbait- is a story, often sensational or featuring a sensational headline geared toward getting “clicks” to generate ad revenue
• Sponsored content- a story that is made to appear as independent journalism when in fact, it is a public relations or advertising
• Fabricated journalism- a news stories that are completely make up, it includes fabricated quotes, fabricated “many sites” and fabricated visual representation