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is any process in which people, though the use of symbols
communication
is the speaker or communicator who has his/her purpose, knowledge, interests, attitudes, skills, and credibility
sender
is the idea being transmitted by the sender to the listener
message
is the medium or vehicle through which the message is sent
channel
is the target of communication
receiver
is the reaction given by the listener to the sender of the message
feedback
are a representation of community systems in different approaches
models of communication
this model focuses on public speaking that aims to persuade the audience
Aristotles
this model involves several factors in the communication process
berlos
this model underscores the function of communication in society
lasswells
noise in the communication transaction must be avoided
shannon weavers
the model also illustrates the circular sequential process in which one person interact with another, sending feedback to the first person
schramms
this is a type of communication that does not make use of words
nonverbal communication
this is the study of the time element in communication
chronemics
this is the study of the touch element in communication
haptics
this is the study of eye contact in communication
oculetics
this is the study of proximity between the parties in a communication
proxemics
this is the study of movements used in communication
kinesics
this is the study of objects or artifacts used in communication
objectics
in the information age, we have to send, receive, and process huge numbers of messages every day
effective communication
this is one of the most important aspects of effective communication
listening
all members of the organization must exhibit commitment to the idea that effective communication is a high priority in their jobs
commitment
As much possible, the sender and the receiver should operate in the same context, or atleast understand the similarity and differences of their respective contexts, to address any occurence of misunderstanding
context
important process and procedures, as well as themes goals, and perspectives, should be properly communicated and repeatedly performed to be understood, remembered, and acted upon judiciously
consistency
an effective communicator preempts likely misunderstanding by ensuring that the sender has a big responsibility in setting clear, meaningful, and appropriate communication
concern