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getting ideas across
sharing and exchanging information
sending and reciving messages |
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| purposes for communication |
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inform(teach)
to persuade(convince)
entertain
inspire |
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| sender->message->reciver->feedback->sender |
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| the setting where the communication takes place |
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| means by which message is transmitted |
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| blockage of communication |
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| catagories of communication |
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| characteristics of verbal communication |
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| mesages are in words (oral,written, spoken, read, or listened to |
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| characteristics of non-verbal communication |
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| messages are without words (body language, facial expression, guestures, signs, eye contact, posture) |
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| characteristics of vocal communication |
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| characteristics of vocal communication |
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| characteristics of vocal communication |
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intraperonal
interpersonal
mass media
public speaking |
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| T.V., radio, internet, newspaper |
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impromptu
manuscript
memorized
extemraneous |
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order of what we do most to least
write, listen, read, speak |
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| three sources of interferance |
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speaker
evvironment
reciver |
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| What are language registers |
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| The way we speak to certain groups of people |
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| Why use language registers |
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may misuse language
people may get offended |
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| name the types of language registers |
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frozen register
formal register
Consltative register
Casual (informal) register
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| frozen registers and examples |
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language that doesn't change
prayers, rituals, pledge, legal documents |
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| formal register and examples |
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standard for one-way communication, not fancy, designed to inform
ex. public speaking, giving speeches |
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| Consltative register and examples |
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two way communication
ex.first you meet you someone, adults at school, teacher to student vs. teacher conversation |
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| casual (informal) register and examples |
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used wioth peers and friends, used for insidersto leave others out slang and vulgur language is often used
ex. with friends |
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| intimate register and examples |
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used mostly by pairs, excludes others, usually invents their own words/code
ex. husband and wife, twins |
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| don't go from register to register because it considered? |
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pleasure
evaluation
information
analization |
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not focused on listening
ex watching T.V. and doing homework you are listening passivly to the T.V. |
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| labling every person in a group based on a preconceived idea about what that group represents |
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