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Communication Pata
Karten in diesem Stapel (24)
- 1Meanings don't reside in the words or other symbols ; meanings reside in peopleSemiotic
- 2Sharing meaning through signsSemiotic
- 3Place great emphasis on people's interpretation of their own subjective experiencePhenomenological Tradition
- 4The intentional analysis of everyday life from the standpoint of the person who is living itPhenomenological Tradition
- 5Person-in-conversation co-construct their own social wordsSocio-Cultural tradition
- 6This tradition is illustrated by the work of psychologist Carl Rogers. Rogers believed we help people most when we accept what they say at face value and assume that they describe their worlds as it really appears to themPhenomenological tradition
- 7Is illustrated by the linear model of communication that details the role of message, sender, receiver, noise, and feedbackCybernetic
- 8Study of signs and how we negotiate meaning for themSemiotic Traditon
- 9It is through communication that reality is produced, maintained, repaired, and transformedSocio-Cultural
- 10We produce and reproduce culture through communicationSocio-Cultural
- 11Sapior-Whorf hypothesis: the structure of a culture's language determines the behavior and habits of thinking in that cultureSocio-Cultural
- 12The study of regulation and control in systems; with emphasis on feedbackCybernetic
- 13Deals with the way systems (along with their subsystems) gauge their effect and make necessary adjustmentsCybernetic
- 14Comes from the work of scholars at the Frankfurt school who believed that "all previous history has been characterized by an unjust distribution of suffering."Critical
- 15Suggests language is used to perpetuate power imbalances (i.e. maintain oppression of certain groups.)Critical
- 16There are oppressed or marginalized groups that must be and can be revealed through observation and analysisCritical
- 17Regards communication as the link connecting the separate parts of any system (e.g.., a computer, a family, an organization, media)Cybernetic Tradition
- 18Used to study the relationship between communication and some pre-determined outcome variableSocio-Pyschological
- 19Scholars in this tradition believe there are communication truths that can be discovered by careful, systematic observationSocio-Psychological Tradition
- 20Looks for cause-and-effect relationships that will predict when a communication behavior will succeed, and when it will failSocio-Psychological
- 21Hypothesis, operationalism, control and manipulation, covering laws, and prediction.Socio-Psychological Tradition
- 22The study of persuasion and argumentation. Perpetuates the Greco-Roman tradition of oratory (e.g., using stylistic devices such as visual depiction, repetition, alliteration, metaphor).Rhetorical
- 23Communication as the experience of self and others through dialogueRhetorical Tradition
- 24Art of public addressRhetorical
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