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- One of 2 levels of meaning
- The literal information in a message
- What is expressed through a message |
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| Relationship Level Of Meaning |
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- One of the 2 levels of meaning
- Expresses the relationship between communicators
- The communicators' relationship |
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- Verbal or non-verbal response to a message
- The response you give someone, or that they give you, after a message is presented. This can be either verbal or non-verbal. |
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| A message is recieved, the message is then decoded, feedback is then presented to the initial message sender, and the process starts all over again. |
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| Communication is transmitted straight forward from a sender to a reciever. This can be interupted by "noise" |
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Anything that interferes with the meaning of a message. This can distort the understanding of the message
*Lawn mower in the background |
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| Defenition of communication |
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| - A systemic process in which people interact with and through symbols to create and interpret meanings |
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| - basically saying that all people both communicate and recieve messages with and through symbols over time to create meaning |
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| -Proof based on logic and reasoning |
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- Proof based on a persons credibility
( If the person is goodwilled, kind, expertise, ect.) |
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| - Proof that will appeal to a listeners' emotions |
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| Quantative Research Methods |
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| getting info in numerical form |
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| Qualitative Research Methods |
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- Textual analyisis: interpretation of symbolic activities
- Ethnography: doing symbolic activities to know what it feels like
- historical research: knowledge of past (people, events, and activities) |
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| Critical Research Methods |
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Identifying and challenging practices that opress, marginalize, or harm individual or social groups
*aims to change society |
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| understandings about an organizations identity and codes of thought and action of members of an organization share |
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- Involves studying phenomena from mutliple points of view.
- Using sources with different points of view about subject |
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