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| Communication with yourself, self talk |
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| Communication between people with an identifiable; relationship (interviewing, counseling, friends, family classmates etc) Can occur during a public speech when we disclose personal information about ourselves- self disclosing |
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| Communication about general topics |
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| Small group communication |
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| Communication in groups of 3-10, focuses around a task, idea, or addressing social needs; The most difficult type because there are multiple senders and receivers- often forced (group projects) |
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| Occurs when using technology that facilitates comm. and interactive sharing through networks, email, texting etc |
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| Communicating to an audience of 10 or more people; sustained presentation by a individual to an audience |
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| When 2 or more people from different cultures interact |
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| Communication produced and transmitted via media to large audiences (music, tv, news, etc) |
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| Trait like apprehension communication anxiety |
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| Anxiety that goes along with speaking in most situations |
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| Systematic desensitization |
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| Facing the fear and getting over it |
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| Thinking about your anxiety/fear differently |
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| The entire purpose of this class; recognizing what is triggering your fear |
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| Impromptu, Manuscript, Memorized, Extemporaneous |
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| 4 things to consider before a speech |
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| Audience, content, structure, delivery |
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| The way in which we use space and distance to communicate (Consider the distance to your audience) |
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| The meanings we attach to time |
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| Two essentials to craft a message |
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| The most expressive source of nonverbal communication. |
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| We are more likely to remember the first and last items conveyed orally in a series than the items in between |
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| Introduction/body/conclusion (head, torso, feet) |
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| 3 Key Elements of Language and Style |
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1. Appropriateness
2. Clarity
3. Vividness |
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| Define how others perceive us and how we gain and lose credibility |
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| Listening for hidden meaning |
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| When you hear, understand, evaluate, and assign worth to a message (Causes the most retention) |
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