Communication Styles

communication style characterized by the use of manipulation to achieve an end goal

• Active Listening

• Aggressive Communication

• Transactional Model Of Communication

• Passive Communication

method or medium in which the message is sent

• Channel

• Noise

• Feedback

• Message

model depicting the exchange of ideas and messages taking place from both the sender and receiver and vice versa, but not as a simultaneous process

• Interactive Model of Communication

• Assertive Communication

• Transactional Model of Communication

• Linear Model of Communication

term describing anything which disrupts the communication process

• Encoding

• Channel

• Feedback

• Noise

model depicting the exchange of messages between the sender and receiver where each takes turns to send or receive messages in a simultaneous process

• Aggressive Communication

• Decoding

• Interactive Model of Communication

• Transactional Model of Communication

process of transforming information to be conveying into a transferrable form

• Encoding

• Receiving

• Feedback

• Thinking

characterized by presenting an idea with only two choices- either for or against the idea

• Hasty Generalization

• Mistaken Causal Relationship

• Circular Reasoning

• Either/Or Fallacy

individual or group who sends or originates the message

• Feedback

• Channel

• Message

• Sender

type of listening which involves the listener taking in information with little to no outward reaction

• Passive Listening

• Passive Communication

• Communication

• Thinking

communication style which is characterized by the desire to avoid conflict but still manipulates the situation to meet the end goal

• Passive Communication

• Passive-Aggressive Communication

• Passive Listening

• Feedback