Oral Communication
Oral Communication
Oral Communication
4. Haptics
5. Oculesics
- Eye Contact
6. Paralinguistic
Verbal Communication
- Vocal
- Phonological
• Tone
- Semantic
• Pronunciation
- Pragmatic
• Rate
- Syntactic
• Enunciation
Consideration
- Can be misinterpreted
Clearness
- Importance:
4. Ethics : carefully chosen words; Courtesy 1. You give your audience a preview of you
and Consideration
as a speaker
dramatic
5. It serves as a channel
1. Kinesics
Elements of Communication
- Facial Expressions
1. Sender : The source of the message
- Gestures
- Body Language
2. Message : The information, ideas, or
thoughts conveyed by the speaker
2. Proxemics
- Distance
3. Encoding : The process of converting
• Intimate Space
message into words, actions, or others
• Social Space
- Time
5. Receiver : Recipient of the message
2. Social Interaction
4. Emotional Expression
Idea
Feedback
- Linear; One way (No feedback)
I Think I React
Channel //
Medium
Receiver
Sender
Encoding
Decoding
I Deliberate I Interpret
Transmission
Receiving
I Throw I Obtain
Barriers of Communication
- Cyclical
1. External Barriers
2. Internal Barriers
- Psychological
• Mental/Emotional Pain
- Physiological
• Physical Pain
Intercultural Communication
- Cultural
- Happens when individuals interact while
• Jargons
bringing their own varied cultural
backgrounds
Functions of Communication
- Communication between different nations
1. Control
- Influenced by difference ethnicities,
- Controls behaviour
religion, and sexual orientation
promotes :
- Between companies
Cultural Differences
STAGE 1 : Denial
1. Social Values
STAGE 3 : Minimization
4. Concepts of Time
STAGE 5 : Adaptation
6. Cultural Context
- The individual is open to world views
- How meaning is conveyed & how people
when accepting new perspectives
convey meaning
STAGE 6 : Integration
own cultures
- Non-verbal meaning
Types of Speech Context
- Context : Circumstances
1. Intrapersonal
Topics to Focus On:
- Talking to oneself
1. Quality of Verbal Communication
2. Interpersonal
3. Elements of Communication
5. Models of Communication
3. Group Communication
6. DMIS Stages
5. Mass Communication
- Mediated by media
Types of People
in Group Communication
1. Controlling
2. Egalitarian
3. Structuring
4. Dynamic
5. Relinquishing
6. Withdrawing