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- 1CommunicationThe process of sending and receiving symbols with meanings attached
- 2Effective CommunicationThe intended meaning of the sender is identical to the interpreted meaning of the receiver
- 3Effective CommunicationOccurs at minimum cost in terms of resources expended. Ex. Time
A two way process that requires effort and skill on part of both the sender and the receiver - 4NoiseAnything that interferes wth communication and effectiveness. Ex. Poor choice of channel. Perception. Poor oral or written expressions.
- 5Communication ChannelThe medium through which a message is conveyed from sender to receiver. Ex. Oral or written channels
- 6Nonverbal CommunicationTakes place through gestures and body language (facial expressions, body posture, eye contact)
- 7Mixed MessagesResults when words communicate one message while actions, body language, or appearance communicate another.
- 8Status EffectOccurs when an organizations hierarchy of authority creates a barrier to effective communication
- 9FilteringA status effect. Is the intentional distortion of information to make it appear most favourable to the recipient
Subordinates acting as “yes men” - 10Active listeningHelps the source of a message say what he or she really means
- 11FeedbackCan include criticism. Telling others how you feel about something they did or said, or about the situation in general.
- 12Channel RichnessThe capacity of a communication channel to effectively carry information.
Face to face communication is very high in richness. - 13Management by wandering aroundManagers spend time outside of their offices to meet and talk with workers at all levels. Means dealing directly with subordinates by regularity spending time with them in a variety of work related manners. Ex the big switcharoo
- 14Physical DistractionsIncludes noises, interruptions, distractions, layout that can draw attention away from a message
- 15Cultural DifferencesLanguage, customs/habits, etiquette that varies between countries, industries, companies
- 16PerceptionThe process through which people receive, organize, and interpret information from the environment
People can perceive the same things or situations differently
People behave on the basis of their perceptions - 17StereotypesSomeone is identified with a group/category, and then oversimplified attributes associated with the group/category are linked back to the individual
- 18Halo effectOne attribute is used to develop an overall impression of a person or situation
- 19SelectivitySingle out/focus attention on aspects of a solution or attributes of a person that reinforces or are consistent with ones existing beliefs, values, or needs.
- 20ProjectionAssignment of a personal attributes to other individuals
- 21ConflictA disagreement between people
- 22Substantive conflictInvolves disagreements over goals, resources, rewards, policies, procedures, and job assignments
- 23Emotional conflictRelate to relationship and process issues. Examples include feelings of anger, distrust, dislike, fear, resentment, and personality clashes
- 24Functional conflictIs constructive and helps task performance
- 25Dysfunctional conflictIs destructive and hurts performance
- 26Assertiveness (Behaviour during conflict)Is the desire to satisfy your own needs and concerns
- 27Cooperativeness (Behaviour during conflict)The desire to satisfy the needs and concerns of the other party
- 28Conflict resolutionThe removal of the substantial or emotional reasons for a conflict
- 29AvoidancePretends that a conflict doesn’t really exsist
- 30AccommodationPlays down differences and highlights similarities to reduce conflict
- 31CompetitionUses force, superior skill, or domination to “win” a conflict
- 32CompromiseOccurs when each party to the conflict gives up something of value to another
- 33CollaborationInvolves working through conflict differences and solving problems so everyone wins.
- 34Lose lose conflictNo one achieves his or her true desires and the underlying reasons for conflict remain unaffected
- 35Win lose conflictOne party achieves its desires and the other party does not
- 36Win win conflictThe conflict is resolved to everyone’s benefit
- 37NegotiationThe process of making joint decisions when the parties involved have different preferences
- 38Distributions negotiationsFocuses on the “win-lose” claims made by each party for certain preferred outcomes
- 39MediationA neutral party tries to help conflicting parties improve communication to resolve their dispute
- 40ArbitrationNeutral third party issues a binding decision to resolve a disputed
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