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30 mar 2012 · Public speaking, Oral communication Publisher Allyn and Bacon Collection internetarchivebooks; inlibrary; printdisabled Contributor Internet Archive Language English Item Size 436.2M
Five elements are involved in the speech communication process: a speaker, a message, a channel (through which the message is sent), an audi- ence, and a response.
14 cze 2024 · The text organizes its topics in a logical and coherent manner, beginning with an exploration of the history of communication studies, followed by discussions on models of communication, different forms of communication, and advancements in communication technology and new media.
Identify and define elements of the communication process. Compare and contrast the three models of communication. List the four forms of communication. Explain connections between communication concepts and practice. Discuss ways to be a more competent communicator. Articulate ethical communication principles.
After reading this chapter, you should be able to: Identify the myths, skills, and forms of human communication. Draw a model of communication that includes sources-receivers, messages, context, channel, noise, and effects; and define each of these elements.
The book follows these principles along six (uneven) sections: Verbal communication: fundamentals; Explicit and implicit verbal communication; Conversation and dialogue; Types of discursive activities; Verbal communication across media and contexts; Verbal communication quality.
Speech communication on the basis of such cognitive constructs, of their formal representation, and articulatory and perceptual substantiation, shared by speakers and listeners, performs three basic functions in sender–receiver interaction:
