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- Extra-Situational- Perception and Psychological Context
- Setting- Space and physical context
- Language- Metamessages and discursive framing
- Behavior- Nonverbal communication
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| Viewing the message as a whole. It is about noticing the connections b/w "messages" and their psychological, physical, social, and cultural context. |
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Putting communication in context.
(E.G. Fountain by Duchamp- He turned a urinal into a fountain) |
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| Structures of Expectations |
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A communication context framework
- Perception- Cognitive process of making sense out of eperience. The mental inputting of meanings to experience
- Social
- Cultural
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Refers to the impulse to make things whole.
"The whole is greater than the sum of its parts" |
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A feature and a metaphor of communications. In its basic sense, it refers to a cognitive ability to separate elements based upon contrast
Example: Rubin Vase |
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| Cognitive Schemata/ Mental Maps |
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| Perceptual concept of expectations. The outline or route your mind takes to get to a certain outcome hence the name mental maps. |
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- Deals with perception
- Personal Experience
- People Prototypes
- Selective attention
- Cognitive Misers
- Fundamental error of attribution
- Cultural myths and ideologies
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