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Communication Processes, Principles, and Ethics

Communication Processes, Principles, and Ethics

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Communication Processes, Principles, and Ethics





Ms. Cris S. Bagacina
         Instructor

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Objective

  • identify and explain the function of the elements of communication;

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Elements

-a particular part of something (Merriam Webster Dictionary)

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Poll

Which of the following are the basic elements of communication? Check all the possible answers.

Sender/Encoder

Receiver/ decoder

Message

Feedback

Barrier/Noise

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Multiple Choice

This element of communication begins the communication process by forming the ideas, intentions and feelings that will be transmitted.

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Feedback

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Sender/Encoder

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Reciever/Decoder

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Channel

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Sender/Encoder

  • also called as "Source"

  • creates the message

  • generates a message through his or her past experiences, perceptions, thoughts, and feelings.

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Fill in the Blank

This is the information/content which is being communicated.

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Message

  • content of the communications process

  • thoughts/ideas, feelings that the sender/encoder creates

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Multiple Choice

What element refers to the means (that is, pathways or devices) by which messages are communicated.

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barrier

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sender

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receiver

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channel

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Channel

  • involves the form in which messages are sent to receivers ( verbal and nonverbal channels )

  •  manner of presentation employed in communication

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Multiple Choice

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What form of communication channel is shown in the photo below?

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virtual

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face-to-face/verbal

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telephone

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none of the above

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Receiver/decoder

  •  decode messages

  • decoding is the process of interpreting the message

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Fill in the Blank

This element tells the sender/source how the receiver has interpreted each message.

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Feedback

  • Each party in an interaction continuously sends messages back to the other

  •  negative feedback and positive feedback

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Barriers/ Noise

  • obstacles or difficulties that come in the way of communication

  • may be physical, mechanical, psychological cultural or linguistic in nature

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Multiple Choice

Sounds of vehicles passing by in your area is an example of?

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psychological barrier

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physical barrier

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linguistic/ cultural barrier

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In conclusion...

The communication process starts with (1) a source/encoder of communication, which sends (2) a message (3) through a channel to (4) a receiver/decoder, which (5) responds via feedback with (6) possibilities of communication breakdowns (Barrier) in each stage of communication.  

Communication Processes, Principles, and Ethics





Ms. Cris S. Bagacina
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