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| Communication that that occurs between two people who have established a relationship. |
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| Interpersonal Communications. |
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| Consists of casual language, casual non verbal clues, spontaneity and frequent changes in role from speaker to listener. |
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| Interpersonal communication. |
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| WHAT ARE THE SIX BASIC ELEMENTS OF INTERPERSONAL COMMUCNICATION? |
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1. SENDER
2. MESSAGE
3. MEDIUM OR CHANNEL
4. RECEIVER
5. INTERFERENCE
6. FEEDBACK TO THE SENDER |
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| ORIGINATES A MESSAGE BY ENCODING OR TURNING THOUGHTS AND MENTAL IMAGES INTO WORDS. |
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| THE MEANING, IDEA OR CONCEPT THE SPEAKER IS ATTEMPTING TO COMMUNICATE. |
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| THE PATH A MESSAGE TAKES BETWEEN THE SENDER AND THE RECEIVER. |
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| RECEIVES AND DECODES OR INTERPRETS A MESSAGE. |
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| A FACTOR THAT PREVENTS THE RECEIVER FROM FULLY RECEIVING A MESSAGE. |
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| THE RESPONSE COMPLETES THE COMMUNICATION PROCESS, THIS IS CALLED? |
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| WHAT ARE THE FIVE PURPOSES OF INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION. |
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1. LEARNING
2. RELATING
3. INFLUENCING
4. PLAYING
5. HELPING |
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| WHAT PERCENTAGE OF A MESSAGE IS VERBAL? |
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| PHYSIOLOGICAL PROCESS THAT INVOLVES SOUND WAVES STRIKING THE EARDRUM |
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| ACTIVE PART OF COMMUNICATION THAT INVOLVES ATTENDING, UNDERSTANDING, REMEMBERING, EVALUATING, RESPONDING. |
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| UNDERSTANDING INVOLVES WHAT ACTIONS? |
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1. ORGANIZING THE MESSAGE INTO A LOGICAL PATTERN
2. OBSERVING THE NON VERBAL CLUES TO HELP WITH THE MEANING OF THE MESSAGE
3. ASKING QUESTIONS TO CLARIFY THE MEANING OF THE MESSAGE. |
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| TAKING NOTES ASSISTS THE LISTENER IN WHAT PART OF THE COMMUNICATIONS PROCESS? |
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| CRITICALLY ANALYZING A MESSAGE TO DETERMINE ITS VALIDITY. |
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| VERIFIABLE DATA THAT CAN SUPPORT THE DECISION MAKING PROCESS. |
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| A GENERALIZATION THAT MAY NOT BE VERIFIABLE WITHOUT ADDITIONAL DATA. |
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| WHAT ARE SOME BARRIERS TO LISTENING? |
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1. INFORMATION OVERLOAD
2. PERSONAL CONCERNS
3. OUTSIDE DISTRACTIONS
4. PREDJUDICE |
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