Communication

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Communication

• Communication is the process of sending and
  receiving information among people.

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The most common ways to communicate
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interaction where both participants are present.
Opportunity to rethink or rephrase an utterance
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Give the
Informal vocabulary
is
SPOKEN LANGUAGE
Spontaneous and instant
Tend to use
the
Characterized for being
Dynamic and transient
Interruptions and overlaps are common.
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Writer is usually distant from the reader
Compact expression due to careful sentence
structure,
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Organized and
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No visual cues, no immediate feedback
WRITTEN LANGUAGE
punctuation and formatting.
use
There is
Time lag between production and reception
Formal vocabulary, including words which are
not normally used in spoken language
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THE SPEECH COMMUNICATION PROCESS
SPEAKER
LISTENER
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FACTORS OF THE SPEECH COMMUNICATION PROCESS
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SPEAKER

• Speakers Attitude
• It Deals with the knowledge and input output
  filters as self steem, anxiety of the speaker.

• Speakers purpose It deals with the intention
  or what the speaker wants to say.

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• Speakers Credibility
• It Deals with the knowledge and input output
  filters as self steem, anxiety of the speaker.

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MESSAGE

• What is said by the speaker. The purpose of the
  communication wich can be plain or elevated,
  smooth or awkward, rhythmical or jumpy . In order
  to transmit our feelings, business, agreements
  and so on.

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CHANNEL

• IT IS THE WAY USED TO EXPRESS OR SEND THE MESSAGE.

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LISTENER

• Listeners Attitude
• It Deals with the knowledge and input output
  filters as self steem, anxiety of the listener.
  The behaviour of him/her.

• Listeners purpose It deals with the intention
  or what the listener wants to listen
  to.Examples Listen to know about someone, to
  learn, and so on.