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PURPOSIVE COMMUNICATION

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  1. 1What consists of the purposive communication process?SENDER --> AUDIENCE --> EXPECTED OUTCOME OR ACTION
  2. 2group of people whose backgrounds, concerns, interests may shape the way a message is receivedAUDIENCE
  3. 3conditions that shape the contents of message such as significant period or sender's background and experiencesCONTEXT
  4. 4concrete set of objectives or reasons for addressing a specific audience in given contextPURPOSE
  5. 5The model shows how purposive communication process worksCOMMUNICATION MODEL
  6. 6What are the types of communication?VERBAL COMMUNICATION
    NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION
  7. 7What are the classifications of communication? (+ definition)ORAL
    WRITTEN
  8. 8According to ______, ___ of salaried employees in large foreign companies an professional state employees have writing responsibility.NATIONAL COMMISSION ON WRITING
    67%
  9. 9_____ reported that they take writing into consideration when hiring employees and ____ always take writing in accountHALF
    91%
  10. 10What are the types of Verbal Communication?EMOTIVE
    EVASIVE LANGUAGE
    JARGONS
    ARGOT
    ABSTRACT LANGUAGE
    OVERLY ABSTRACT
  11. 11word choice that causes emotional reaction; specific diction; evokes emotion in the readerEMOTIVE
  12. 12avoid a question or interrogated about a subject and never addresses questions by sidestepping from issuesEVASIVE LANGUAGE
  13. 13special words or expressions used by particular profession or group and difficult to understandJARGONS
  14. 14jargon or slang of particular group or classARGOT
  15. 15ability to gain meaning from things that are not said or from things said differently inferential/figurative/implicit/non-literal with higher-order thinkingABSTRACT LANGUAGE
  16. 16equivocal and relative words, slang, jargon and overly abstract that causes confusion and misunderstandingOVERLY ABSTRACT
  17. 17pretentious ad confusing and can be deliberately ambiguousEUPHEMISMS
  18. 18What are the different nonverbal behaviors/ Elements of Non-Verbal Communication?VOCALICS/PARALANGUAGE
    PROXEMICS
    CHRONEMICS
    ARTIFACTS
    MOVEMENT
    SILENCE
    TOUCH
    CLOTHES AND PHYSICAL APPEARANCE
    SYMBOLS
  19. 19use of volume, tone, pitch, and rate of speaking to give additional meaning or emphasis to what is spokenVOCALICS/PARALANGUAGE
  20. 20use of space to convey idea or imagePROXEMICS
  21. 21attitude of time which discloses information with others about status and relationship with others; self-conceptCHRONEMICS
  22. 22things a person owns, uses, wears and discards convey messageARTIFACTS
  23. 23conveys meaning to spectators that can be seen in a person; may signify not understanding or refusal to answerSILENCE
  24. 24one's posture, gesture, facial expressions, and body languageMOVEMENT
  25. 25symbol of affection but not allowed in certain communitiesTOUCH
  26. 26provide quick personality surveillance of the person's age, interest, personality, sex attitudeCLOTHES AND PHYSICAL APPEARANCE
  27. 27general graphic presentation so that people will be guided with traffic signs, mathematical problems, medicalSYMBOLS
  28. 28What are the functions of non-verbal?SUBSTITUTING FUNCTIONS
    REINFORCING FUNCTIONS
    CONTRADICTING FUNCTIONS
  29. 29traffic officers, traffic sign, "come here"SUBSTITUTING FUNCTIONS
  30. 30handsign of drivers, raising of handREINFORCING FUNCTIONS
  31. 31"you can't do anything right!" *winks*CONTRADICTING FUNCTIONS
  32. 32What are the principles of communication?PENTC METCC
  33. 33What are the C's of communication principles?COMPLETENESS, CONCISENESS, CONSIDERATION, CONCRETENESS, CLARITY, CORRECTNESS, COURTESY, CREATIVITY, CULTURAL SENSITIVITY, CAPTIVATING
  34. 34behavior or person or group is subjected by morals thereby affecting interpersonal, mass mediated and digital communicationCOMMUNICATION ETHICS
  35. 35balance in speaking and listening, validity of emotional appeal, level between praise and criticismCOMMUNICATION ETHICS
  36. 36imbalance of communication results in unfavorable circumstances between two and so honesty must be maintainedCOMMUNICATION ETHICS
  37. 37What are the ten basics of ethical communication?S^4L SAMRAM
  38. 38What are the four key principles of ethical communication?HONESTY
    OPENNESS TO OTHER VIEWS
    COMMITMENT
    CONSENSUS BUILDING
  39. 39What are the ethical considerations in communication?`CRUVD
  40. 40What are the ethical principles?THE GOLDEN MEAN
    THE CATEGORICAL IMPERATIVE
    UTILITARIANISM
    JUSTICE AND VEIL OF IGNORANCE
    LYING AND INTERPRETATION
    SECRETS, DISCLOSURE, AND PRIVACY
    WHISTLEBLOWING
    LEAKS
  41. 41style and degrees of formalityREGISTER
  42. 42more appropriate for friends or people you know very well Conversational/Casual/IntimateINFORMAL REGISTER
  43. 43made appropriate for professional writingFORMAL
  44. 44non-emotional and stick to the facts for technical writingNEUTRAL REGISTER
  45. 45fundamental to responsible thinking, decision-making and development of relationships and communities withinETHICAL COMMUNICATION
  46. 46enhances human worth and dignity by fostering truthfulness, fairness, responsibility, personal integrity and respect for self and othersETHICAL COMMUNICATION
  47. 47threatens quality of all communication and well-being of all we liveUNETHICAL COMMUNICATION
  48. 48What are the four ethical principles of communication?CAFA
  49. 49communication and assimilation among individuals of various nations supported by technology and compelled by international tradeGLOBALIZATION
  50. 50valuing of uniqueness or differences in gender preference, color, age, religious affiliation, ethnicity, education, social and economic status and political beliefsDIVERSITY
  51. 51________ is more human phenomenon than geographicCULTURE
  52. 52affects how people live within particular cultureGEOGRAPHY
  53. 53focus on individual goals and aim as to benefit individualINDIVIDUALISTIC CULTURES
  54. 54assumption that groups blend well by serving the in-groupCOLLECTIVISM
  55. 55What are the types of cultural orientation?HORIZONTAL INDIVIDUALISM
    VERTICAL INDIVIDUALISM
    HORIZONTAL COLLECTIVISM
    VERTICAL COLLECTIVISM
  56. 56speaks of autonomous self that values individual and independence moreHORIZONTAL INDIVIDUALISM
  57. 57values autonomous self by seeing it as different and unequal to others and also emphasizes status and competitionVERTICAL INDIVIDUALISM
  58. 58notes self as member of an in-group sharing same values and interests self is reliant and equality is expectedHORIZONTAL COLLECTIVISM
  59. 59believes self is integral part of the in-group even if members are different from other specifies group's interdependence and inequalityVERTICAL COLLECTIVISM
  60. 60interconnectedness of economic relationships, political units as well as digital networksGLOBALIZATION
  61. 61What are the cultural issues affecting communication?CULTURAL
    RACIAL
    ETHNIC
    GENDER ROLES
    INDIVIDUAL PERSONALITIES
    SOCIAL CLASS
    AGE
    ROLES
  62. 62What are the global issues affecting communication?ISSUE OF FACE TO FACE COMMUNICATION
    ISSUE ON SOCIAL NETWORK
    ISSUE ON CULTURALLY COMPETENT WORKERS
  63. 63founder of Miami based under UMENOWEVELYN CASTILLO-BACH
  64. 64form of discrimination against person/s of different raceRACISM
  65. 65emotionally charged topicRACE
  66. 66"only if it is relevant to what you have to say"PATRICIA ARINTO
  67. 67"refer to a group by the term it prefers"KITTY LOCKER AND DONNA KIENZIER
  68. 68prejudice and discrimination based on sex or genderSEXISM
  69. 69form of prejudice against person/people because of social classCLASSISM/CLASS DISCRIMINATION
  70. 70form of discrimination against other people because of ageAGEISM
  71. 71What are the four issues that occur when team members are of different nationalities?LANGUAGE ISSUE
    CONFLICT RESOLUTION ISSUE
    GENDER ISSUE
    DECISION MAKING ISSUE
  72. 72What are the varieties of spoken language?PROFESSIONAL SPOKEN LANGUAGE
    LITERARY SPOKEN ENGLISH
    CONVERSATIONAL SPOKEN ENGLISH
    SLANG, ETHIC, AND VULGAR ENGLISH
  73. 73What are the characteristics of written language?EXACT NATURE OF UTTERANCE
    BOOKISH SPACE WASTERS
    USE OF COMPLICATED SENTENCE-UNITS
  74. 74What are the 8 domains depending on FIELD, TENOR, MODE?LOCAL EVERYDAY WRITTEN
    LOCAL EVERYDAY ORAL
    LOCAL SPECIALIZED WRITTEN
    LOCAL SPECIALIZED ORAL
    GLOBAL EVERYDAY WRITTEN
    GLOBAL EVERYDAY ORAL
    GLOBAL SPECIALIZED WRITTEN
    GLOBAL SPECIALIZED ORAL
  75. 75people with different cultures and languages deal with each otherCROSS-CULTURAL OR INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION
  76. 76What are the cultural differences?TIME
    LANGUAGE
    SAYING NO

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