The Communication Process
The process of creating and putting an idea into a form that can be communicated to another person.
Encoding
The process of interpreting or making sense of a message that has been received.
Decoding
Any factor that interferes with the transmission or understanding of a message is called this. What are the two types?
2. Psychological Noise
Talking to yourself, thinking through a problem, or mentally rehearsing what you're going to say are examples of this type of communication.
Intrapersonal Communication
Name all five characteristics of communication.
Communication is continuous.
Communication is irreversible.
Communication is situated.
Communication is guided by cultural norms.
According to our class definition, communication involving approximately 3–20 people is called this. What is it called when it's more than 21 people?
Small-Group Communication
Public Communication
What is a predetermined plan that tells you what to do in a particular situation, and what is a predetermined set of words or responses that tells you what to say?
Canned Plan
Script