oral comm

Any limitation you use this strategy if you want to constrain or restrict.

• Nomination

• Restriction

• Turn-taking

• Topic Control

To give all communicators a chance to speak. Uses either an informal approach (just jump in and start talking) or formal approach (permission to speak is requested).

• Nomination

• Restriction

• Turn-taking

• Topic Control

Question-answer formula that moves the discussion forward. Take turns, contribute ideas, and continue the discussion.

• Repair

• Topic Shifting

• Termination

• Topic Control

Moving from one topic to another. Best when there is follow-through.

• Repair

• Topic Shifting

• Termination

• Topic Control

Recouping lost rapport in a. conversation. Repeating and recasting.

• Repair

• Topic Shifting

• Termination

• Topic Control

To end the communication.

• Repair

• Topic Shifting

• Termination

• Topic Control

is produced when air is expelled from the lungs to the bodily systems and structures that create sound waves.

• Speech

• Respiration

• Articulation

• Resonance

This refers to the way in which you pronounce words or produce sounds using the different speech apparatus.

• Respiration

• Phonation

• Resonance

• Articulation

This occurs when the voice is amplified

• Respiration

• Phonation

• Resonance

• Articulation

happens when producing sound waves when air is pushed through the vocal cords.

• Respiration

• Phonation

• Resonance

• Articulation