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ORAL COMMUNICATION MOD 3
EXAM > ORAL COMMUNICATION
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speaker-
source of information or message
Message- information,
ideas
, or
thoughts
conveyed by the speaker in words or in actions.
encoding-
converting the message into words,
actions
or other forms that the speaker understands
channel-
medium or the means in which the encoded message is conveyed
decoding-
interpreting the encoded message of the speaker by the receiver
receiver-
recipient of the message
feedback-
reactions,responses or information provided byt the
receiver
Context-
environment where communication takes place
barrier-
factors that affect the flow of communication
External
/
physical
noise- an
y factor outside of the receiver that may distract the listener from understanding the speaker's intended meaning
physiological noise-
interferences related to the communicator's biological functions (when a communicator is sick)
psychological noise-
mental or emotional distractions that affect the accuracy of the message
Semantic noise-
involves ambiguous use of language, incorrect use of grammar, use of technical words unfamiliar to the receiver of the message
Kinesics-
body motions and position, how others perceive us, includes facial expressions
Haptics-
sense of touch to convey emotions
Physical appearance-
how people perceive us
Artifacts-
material things we wear to express our identities
Proxemics-
use of space or distance
Environmental
factors- elements of a surrounding
Chronemics-
use of time to reflect personal and
cultural identities
Paralanguage- vocal
elements of communication
Silence-
associated with different
meanings
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