Oral Communication Intro

It is a Latin word which means “to share” or “to make common.”

• communicare

• comunicare

• comuniccare

• comunicarre

It is a process of exchanging of information, ideas, thoughts, feelings, and emotions through speech, writing, signals, and behavior.

• message

• essay

• communication

• process

It is the person whom the sender is communicating with.

• encoder

• communicator

• teacher

• receiver

These are graphic representations of the proposed elements included in the communication process.

• communication models

• organizational structure

• pie chart

• venn diagram

It is a model of communication with 5 components which consists of: Who, Says who, in which channel, to whom, and with what effect.

• SMCR

• Harold Lasswell's

• Shannon and Weaver

• Schramm's

It refers to the delivering of message without the use of words.

• lexical

• elements

• non-lexical

• gestures

It refers to the word or chain of words used to create meaning.

• lexical

• elements

• non-lexical

• gestures

It is a barrier in which ethnic, religious, and social differences can often create misunderstanding when trying to communicate. These differences can also affect perceptual factors.

• perceptual barriers

• cultural barriers

• gender barriers

• interpersonal barriers

Males and females have different styles of communication. While women generally, emphasize politeness, empathy, and rapport building, male communication is often more direct.

• perceptual barriers

• gender barriers

• cultural barriers

• interpersonal barriers

It is a kind of non-lexical communication that we normally use consciously and unconsciously and has 3 groups which are: Vocal characterizers, Vocal qualifiers, and Vocal segregates.

• proxemics

• facial expression

• para language

• eye contact