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PNUR 115 Communication 1st Exam 2024-2025


what is communication?

the relational process of creating and interpreting messages that elicit a response



purposes of communication

1. expression of needs and wants-to regulate the behaviour of another person to get
something

2. Information transfer-to convey information from person A to person B

3. Social Closeness-establish and maintain relationships with others

4. Social etiquette-to conform to the social conventions of politeness Teh concepts
applicable to all relashionships MIA

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intrapersonal communication

with self; takes the form of inner thoughts and beliefs coloured by feelings and influence
behaviour



interpersonal communication

a cyclic, reciprocal, interactive and dynamic process with value, cultural and cognitive
variables that influence its transmission and reception



Content (verbal) dimension

the data



Relationship (nonverbal) dimension

, helps the receiver interpret the message



Linear

three parts: sender, message, receiver



Circular

- expanded linear model (includes: feedback and context)

- interactive, continuous process

takes into consideration that role relationships between communicators

Communication Process

a source attempting to reach a receiver w. a msg.

Basic Assumptions

- one cannot not communicate

- communication is intentional & unintentional

- communication is irreversible

- communication is not repeatable

- the words & nonverbal behaviours are of equal importance

How to improve

- adapt your approach to the cultural values

- eye contact

- facial expression

- keep attentive, upright posture

- attend to tone and pitch

- attend to proximity

- use of touch, as appropriate

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