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| a set of related statements designed to describe, explain, and/or predict reality |
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| designates the originator of a message |
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| the stimulus the the source transmits to the receiver |
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| the means by which the message is conveyed from source to receiver |
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| decodes and interprets the message sent |
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| any stimulus that inhibits the receiver's accurate reception of a given message |
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| allows a source to have a means of assessing how a message is being decoded |
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| something that stands for another thing |
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| a second type of sign created to stand for something else |
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| a third type of sign that is a combination of being naturally produced and being arbitrary or created |
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| a particular type of communication situation |
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| knowingly influencing the receiver of the message |
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| a process through which individuals interpret sensory information |
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| you cannot not communicate |
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| Watzlawick Beavin & Jackson, 197 |
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result of receiver recognizing sender intent &
sender intending to send a message |
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result of receiver not recognizing sender intent &
sender intending to send a message |
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result of receiver recognizing sender's intent &
sender not intending to send a message |
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result of receiver not recognizing sender intent &
sender not intending to send a message |
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| perception, but not communication, occurs |
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| a set of behaviors that the person believes will accomplish a purpose |
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| communication involves people sending each other messages that reflect the motivations of the participants |
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| refer to the speakers intention to entertain, inform, stimulate, and/or persuade people on the topic of the message |
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| pertain to the relationship that the speaker desires with the message receiver |
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| refer to the image the communicator wants others to have of him or her |
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