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Interpersonal Communication
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Communication that takes place between persons of different
cultures or between persons who...
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Source
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any person or thing that creates messages; for example, an individual speaking, writing, or...
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Receiver
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any person or thing that takes in messages. They may
be individuals listening to or reading...
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Source- Receiver
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both functions are performed by each individual
in interpersonal communication of sourcing...
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Encoding
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the act of producing messages, such as speaking
and writing. Taking a message in one form...
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Decoding
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the act of understating messages, such as
listening and reading. Taking a message to one form...
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Decoding- Encoding
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the two activities are performed in combination
by each participant of decoding and encoding...
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Message
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any signal or combination of signals that serves
as a stimulus for a receiver. It may be olfactory,...
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Feedback
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information that is given back to the source. It
may come from the sources own messages (as...
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Feedforward
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Information that is sent before a regular message, telling
the listener something about what...
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Channel
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the vehicle or medium through which messages are
sent. For example, in face to face interaction...
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Noise
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anything that interferes with your receiving a message as
the source intended the message...
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Context
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the
physical, psychological, social, and temporal environment in
which communication takes...
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Ethics
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the branch of psychology that deals with the
rightness and wrongness of actions; the...
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Competence
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knowledge about communication and the ability to
engage in communication effectively.
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Physical noise
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screeching of passing cars, sunglasses, hum of a computer- extraneous noise
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Psychological noise
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preconceived ideas, wandering thoughts, biases, prejudices, close- mindedness- extreme...
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Transactional perspective
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a point
of view that sees communication as an ongoing process in which all elements...
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Linear view
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speaker speaks and listener listens
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Interactional view
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speaker and listener take turns speaking and listening
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transactional view
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each person serves simultaneously as speaker and listener
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Principles of Interpersonal Communication
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Interpersonal communication is a transactional
process, purposeful, ambiguous, symmetrical...
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5 different Purposes of interpersonal communication
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to learn, relate, influence, play and help
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Symmetrical relationship
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a relation between two or more persons in which
in e persons behavior serves a stimulus for...
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Complementary Relationship
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a relationship in which the behavior of one
person serves as the stimulus for the complementary...
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Content and Relationship dimension
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two aspects to which messages may refer: the
world external to both speaker and listener (content)...
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IC is a series of Punctuated Events
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each action stimulates another action but no
initial cause is identified (ex. husband wife...
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