Communication Model and Barriers
the person who receives the message
Who is the receiver?
ears pick up noise but don’t necessarily pay attention to it
What is hearing?
communication without words
What is nonverbal communication?
flat muscle that separates the chest from the abdominal cavity
What is the diaphragm?
the name of the first paragraph in our 5 paragraph speeches
What is an introduction?
the process of interpreting the message
What is decode?
ears pick up noise and you pay attention to it
What is listening?
moving a body part to send a message
What is a gesture?
elements that control the quality of the voice’s sound
What are resonators?
1 or more interesting sentences meant to get the audience’s attention
What is a hook?
the place and time that the message is sent
What is the context?
someone who listens but doesn’t react
What is a passive listener?
the ways you move your body during communication
What is body language?
parts of the body that help turn sound into vowels and consonants
What are articulators?
1 sentence that states your main idea and points that support it
What is a thesis sentence?
the way words are used preventing a message from being received clearly
What is poor verbal language?
someone who listens and reacts
What is an active listener?
physical characteristics of a person that can be seen by others
What is physical appearance?
the resonators we focused on in class.
What are the throat, nose, mouth, and sinuses?
the 3 parts of our introduction paragraphs
What are the hook, concluding thoughts, and thesis sentence?
body language not matching a message being sent by another channel
What is contradicting body language?
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 in class
What are body language, physical appearance, vocal tone?
the articulators we focused on in class
What are the tongue, jaw, lips, teeth, hard palate, soft palate, and cheeks?
the 3 parts of our body paragraphs
What are the topic sentence, explanation of your point, conclusion sentence?