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MGMT 312
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--------------------- (C): The exchange of information and the transmission of meaning.
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-------------------------- (IS): The message, idea, thought, or fact that is to be communicated.
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----------------------- (C or M): A report, image, speech, or nonverbal behavior
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---------------------- (S): The stream of words, images, or gestures used to actually express the message.
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-------------------- (D or R): The listener, audience, viewer, or reader.
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----------------------- (T): The act of actually sending, delivering, or transferring the message.
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------------------- (N): Anything that blocks, distorts, or in any way changes the information source as it makes its way to the destination/receiver.
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-------------------------- (NC): The nonspoken aspects of communication, such as a person's manner of speaking, facial expressions, or body posture, that express meaning to others.
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------------------------- (P): Selectivity/exposure filtering out of unpleasant things and focusing on or recalling things not heard.
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------------------------ (EB): The difficulty in understanding things not personally experienced.
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------------------- (E): influence both what is said and what is heard.
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--------------------------- (D): Adjustments people make to avoid acknowledging personal inadequacies that might reduce their self-esteem.
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----------------------- (IC): Communication that occurs between two individuals
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------------------------------- (OC): Communication that occurs among several individuals or groups.
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---------------------- (OBM): A management style in which a company opens its books to the employees, sharing financial data, explaining numbers, and rewarding workers for improvement.
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------------------ (CWS): A computerized support system that lets group members work simultaneously on a single document from a number of interconnected or network computers.
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------------------- (GSS): A computerized support system that allows each group member to put his or her daily schedule into a shared database so that each can identify the most suitable times to schedule meetings or to attend currently scheduled meetings.
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----------------------- (WAS): An email type of system that automates the flow of paperwork form person to person.