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The process of creating meaning through symbolic interaction. Process: ongoing, continuous Symbolic: arbitrary, random |
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Example of Symbolic Communication |
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Intrapersonal Communication |
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Communication within a single person Example: talking to myself |
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Interpersonal Communication |
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Communication between 2-3 people in a relationship Example: talking to Erik and David Grant |
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Communication between 3-13 people that is task oriented Example: group projects |
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When a speaker addresses an audience Example: church |
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Computer-Mediated Communication |
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Technological medium helping us communicate Example: twitter |
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Sender's words/Receiver's response |
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Anything that keeps someone from getting a message |
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Lack of communication can result in worse health that those who communicate on a regular basis |
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We decide who we are based on how others react to us |
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To be social we must communicate; pleasure, affection, inclusion, escape, control |
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Important key in an everyday setting |
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Achieving communication goals in a way that maintains or enhances a relationship |
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