Communication Process
Types of Language Registers
Group Process and Listening
Interview and Resume
Potpourri
100
The person who creates the thought or idea that needs to be communicated
What is the sender
100
The Pledge of Allegiance is an example of this type of language register.
What is frozen?
100
A strategy used to resolve a negative situation.
What is conflict management?
100
Developing a variety of personal contacts that can be tapped for information and tips.
What is networking?
100
Communication between two people.
What is interpersonal communication?
200
The person that is the targeted audience of the message can also be known as this.
What is the receiver?
200
"Good Morning, Mrs. Meeks. How are you today?" is an example of this type of language register.
What is casual?
200
You use this type of listening to make evaluations, like listening to a political speech.
What is critical listening?
200
This letter is sent after an interview to show appreciation to the interviewer.
What is a follow-up letter?
200
This is used to reach large numbers of people simultaneously.
What is mass communication?
300
While talking to a friend on the phone, a police car drives by with its siren on creating this.
What is noise
300
The way you talk to your best friend about personal issues.
What is intimate conversation?
300
A cooperative relationship in which both sides want to reach an agreement.
What is collaboration?
300
A summary of your employment qualifications and work experiences.
What is a resume?
300
A type of appeal that uses facts and statistics to prove your point.
What is logical?
400
Another term to define an interruption to the communication process.
What is interference
400
"I'm not sure how to cite this work, Mrs. Meeks. Can you help?" "Of course, I would be glad to help." is an example of this type of register.
What is consultative?
400
A negotiation strategy in which each individual agrees to give up something in order to meet in the middle.
What is compromise?
400
The names of people who could recommend you for a job.
What are references?
400
Appealing to your audience by being sincere, honest, and trustworthy uses this type of appeal.
What is ethical?
500
A friend frowns at the news that you will not be able to attend the party. This demonstrates this component of the communication process.
What is interference
500
"The way you see it, Mrs. Meeks was upset because you were late" is an example of this.
What is perception?
500
The rules and procedures expected to be used in an organizations.
What is protocol?
500
A collection of a person's best work.
What is a portfolio?
500
The delivery method in which a speaker uses an outline while speaking after having a short time to write a speech.
What is extemporaneous?
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