ORAL COMMUNICATION

• the latin word where the word communication is derived from is "communicare" which means "to make common" or "to share"
• Communication is the process of exchanging messages or information from one person to another
• speaker is the source of information or message
• encoding is the process of translating the idea
• message is the information, ideas, or thoughts conveyed by the speaker in words or actions
• channel is the medium or the means
• receiver is the person who receives the message
• decoding is the process of interpreting the message
• feedback is the reaction, response, or reply of the receiver
• context is the situation or environment of the speechevent
• barrier are the factors that negatively affect the flow of communication
• "the source or sender conceives an idea" is the 1st process of communication
• the 2nd step in the communication process is encoding.
• the 3rd step in the communication process is transmission.
• the 4th step in the communication process is receiving
• the 5th step of the communication process is decoding
• the 6th step in the communication process is feedback
• Verbal Communication - Interactions in which words are used to relay a message.
• Verbal Communication - Appropriateness, brevity, clarity, ethics, vividness.
• Nonverbal Communication - Interaction where behavior is used to convey and represent meanings.