Introduction to Communication 1.1. Ms. Hargen Speech I

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1 Introduction to Communication 1.1 Ms. Hargen Speech I

2 one cannot not communicate. (Watzlawick, Bavelas, and Jackson 49)

3 Communication the process of sharing information by using symbols to send and receive messages (Communication.)

4 Interpersonal Communication communication between two or more people (Interpersonal Communication.)

5 Message consists of the ideas and the feelings that make up the content of communication Are we supposed to do all of the problems in Part A in the math chapter? (Conversation.)

6 (Conversation.) Are we supposed to do all of the problems in Part A in the math chapter? No, the just the odd- numbered ones. Receiver the person who receives the message Feedback a return message Sender the person who sends the message

7 The sender and receiver exchange roles depending on whether the message is being transmitted or feedback is being returned. Sender Receiver MESSAGE The Communication Process Sender Receiver FEEDBACK

8 Symbols Verbal Symbols are words. Nonverbal Symbols are messages sent without words and include gestures, tone of voice, and facial expressions. (Words.) (Nonverbals.)

9 Sender Receiver Verbal MESSAGE Nonverbal The Communication Process Sender Receiver Verbal FEEDBACK Nonverbal

10 Channel the means for sending communication (Vision.) (Touch.) (Digital Communication.) (Sound Waves.)

11 Channel Sender Receiver Verbal MESSAGE Nonverbal The Communication Process Sender Receiver Channel Channel Verbal FEEDBACK Nonverbal Channel

12 Reflection (15 min) Think about a time when you were misunderstood. Describe the receiver, your message, how you delivered it (verbal and nonverbal symbols, channels), and how it was misinterpreted by the receiver (feedback).

13 Homework Pay attention to a misunderstanding that you are a part of or witness between now and next class. In your communication journal, write a one-page entry describing what happened, why you think the misunderstanding occurred, and how you handled it. Incorporate the following vocabulary words in your descriptions: Sender Receiver Message Verbal symbols Nonverbal symbols Channels Feedback

14 Works Cited Watzlawick, Paul, Janet Beavin Bavelas, and Don D. Jackson. Pragmatics of Human Communication; a Study of Interactional Patterns, Pathologies, and Paradoxes. New York: Norton, Print.

15 Photographs Communication. Digital image. PM Majik. Web. 25 June < Conversation. Digital image. LinkedIn. Web. 14 July < Digital Communication. Digital image. CampusSuite. Web. 14 July < Feelings. Digital image. Animal. Web. 26 June < Interpersonal Communication. Digital image. UW La Crosse. Web. 25 June < Nonverbals. Digital image. Pauwels Consulting. Web. 14 July <

16 Photographs Sender and Receiver. Digital image. The communication process. Web. 26 June < Lit_Tutor_toolbox_2207/content/resources/CS0_l5_commprocess.htm/>. Sound Waves. Digital image. Web. 14 July < Thoughts. Digital image. The Huffington Post. Web. 26 June < Touch. Digital image. Humane Pursuits. Web. 14 June < Words. Digital image. The Odyssey Online. Web. 14 July < Vision. Digital image. CNet. Web. 14 July <