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Communication purposes
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- 1INFORMATIVE COMMUNICATIONWhen people share knowledge about the world in which they live. Informative messages attempt to present an objective—that is, truthful and unbiased—view of the topics being considered. For example, if a sports fan reads accounts of a baseball game in two different newspapers, it is reasonable to expect that the reports will agree on all the significant details and facts of the game: the final score, the winning team, hits, runs, errors, and other happenings.
- 2AFFECTIVE COMMUNICATIONIs the process through which people express feelings about things, themselves, and others. Expression of both positive and negative feelings about others is vital to maintaining close relationships. For example, if you tell someone how you feel in this moment.
- 3IMAGINATIVE COMMUNICATIONProcess through which invented situations are created and, in most cases, shared. When people appreciate fictional messages found in books, magazines, newspapers, films, television dramas, plays, and conversations.
- 4PERSUASIVE COMMUNICATIONProcess through which people attempt to influence the beliefs or actions of others. The most prominent form of persuasive communication in contemporary life is advertising.
- 5RITUALISTIC COMMUNICATIONProcess through which people meet social expectations. Is important because people who violate the rules and customs of social interaction may have difficulty relating well to others. In written communication people are also expected to conform to social expectations. Personal letters, business letters, letters to editors, limericks, sonnets, ballads, haikus, invitations, responses to invitations, short stories, novels, and editorials are all governed by rules or expectations.
- 6ENTERTAINMENTWe communicate to amuse or evoke a positive emotion from our listeners. When you tell a joke, narrate a humorous story, or relate a funny experience. We communicate to amuse or evoke a positive emotion from our listeners. When you tell a joke, narrate a humorous story, or relate a funny experience.
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- tercero Comunicación Karteikarten am Communication purposes, erstellt von Mau GTZ am 07/09/2022.
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