Elements of oral communication

Elements of oral communication

1. Source

   • Definition
     • A source creates and communicates a message.
       • STUDENTS: ANGELLYX CAMPOS, MIGUEL ABREGO
     • Function
       • Uses
         • Characteristics
           • Examples
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             • a speaker who transmits a message on radio or television.
               • a manager who sends an email to his sales team.
           • It can be an individual,a company or an institution.
             • Both must have the same code and communication channel.
         • Craft the message.
           • Encode the message.
             • Transmit the message.
       • Prepare the message.
         • Transmit and send the information.
           • Express ideas in a given code.

2. Receiver

   • Definition
     • A receiver receives the message from the source.
     • Function
       • receive the message.
         • interpret the message.
           • respond to the message
       • Uses
         • you must be attentive to the message.
           • you must ensure that the sender is trustoworthy.
             • you must not disclose or retransmit your own version of the message.
         • characteristics
           • the receiver must pay full attention to the sender of the message, avoiding distractions and focusing on the content of the message.
           • Examples
             • a student listening to his teacher´s explanation.
               • a person listening to a radio or television program.
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3. Message

   • Definition
     • is the stimulus or meaning produced by the source and receiver
     • Function
       • report a fact
         • conduct or alter the recipients behaivor.
       • Uses
         • Characteristics
           • Examples
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             • A description of the world.
               • An imperative, exhortative or interrogative sentence.
           • It must have content and meaning.
             • It must be formulated as simply as possible.
               • It must be arranged in a series of points that facilitate its understanding.
         • transmit information.
           • Through news
             • scientific and humanistic texts.

4. Channel

   • is the way a message traverls between source and receiver.
     • FunctionIt allows information to flow from the sender to the receiver.
       • It can condition the form of the message.
         • uses: Transmit information.
           • Improve interaction.
           • Disseminmate content.
           • Characteristics: It is important to choose the right channel for your message and target audience.
             • The channel can influence how your message is received.
             • Example: The cell phone, the radio, the email.
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