The Communication Model
The process of interpreting the message
What is decode?
Ears pick up noise but don't necessarily pay attention to it
What is hearing?
How you stand or sit
What is posture?
The part of the throat that contains the vocal cords
What is the larynx?
1 sentence that states the main idea of your speech and points that support it
What is a thesis sentence?
A message sent by the receiver to the sender after receiving the sender's message
What is feedback?
The way a receiver listens to a message preventing the message from being received clearly
The ways you move your body during communication
What is body language?
Parts of the body that turn the sound into vowels and consonants
What are articulators?
The names of each of the 5 paragraphs in a 5 paragraph speech, in order from first to last.
What are the introduction paragraph, the body paragraphs, and the conclusion paragraph?
The process of turning a thought into a message.
The way words are used preventing a message from being received clearly
What is poor verbal language?
Physical characteristics of a person that can be seen by others
What is physical appearance?
Parts of the body that control the quality of the voice's sound
What are resonators?
The 2 parts of our conclusion paragraph
What are restated thesis sentence and concluding thoughts?
The way that a message is sent.
What is the channel?
Someone who listens but doesn't react
What is a passive listener?
The way someone says something
What is vocal tone?
The 4 resonators
What are throat, nose, mouth, sinuses?
The 3 parts of our introduction paragraphs.
What are hook, background information, and thesis sentence?
The time and place the message is sent
What is context?
The difference between how quickly someone speaks and how quickly someone else listens
What is the time gap?
The 3 types of nonverbal communication we focused on
What are body language, physical appearance, and vocal tone?
The 7 articulators
What are tongue, jaw, lips, teeth, hard palate, soft palate, cheeks?
The 3 parts of our body paragraphs.
What are topic sentence, explanation of your point, and conclusion sentence?