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INTERPERSONAL AND COMMUNICATION SKILLS- C.1-2
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All Rights Reserved INTERPERSONAL ANDINTERPERSONAL AND COMMUNICATION SKILLSCOMMUNICATION SKILLS
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All Rights Reserved OUR TOPICOUR TOPIC 1) COMMUNICATION PROCESSES a) Elements of communication b) Other vital elements of communication c) Communication models d) Brief history e) Context of communication 2) VIEWS OF COMMUNICATION a) Perspectives in defining communication b) Levels of communication c) Communication breakdown
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© 2006 Universiti
Tun Abdul Razak (UNITAR) 1) COMMUNICATION PROCESSES
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© 2006 Universiti
Tun Abdul Razak (UNITAR) a) Elements of Communication • The process of communication needs some elements too. • They are so important that without them communication may not be able to take place.
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© 2006 Universiti
Tun Abdul Razak (UNITAR) The four basic elements in the process of communication are the: • source, • message, • channel, and • receiver.
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© 2006 Universiti
Tun Abdul Razak (UNITAR) Source • The source or sometimes known as the sender, is the origin of an information or a message. • People are an obvious source of a message. • It can be a single individual and it can also be a group of people or organizations.
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© 2006 Universiti
Tun Abdul Razak (UNITAR) Message • The message is the content of the communication process. • It can be in the form of ideas or emotions. • The source encodes the message into verbal codes such as in writings or speeches. • The message can also be encoded into nonverbal codes.
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© 2006 Universiti
Tun Abdul Razak (UNITAR) Channel • The channel is the medium used to convey the message. • Channels can be in the forms of sound waves, light waves, visuals, smell, touch, or anything that may stimulate our senses.
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© 2006 Universiti
Tun Abdul Razak (UNITAR) Receiver • The receiver or sometimes called the decoder is the person or party, who receives the message. • The receiver (usually people) will decode or translate the received message into something that can be comprehended or understood.
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© 2006 Universiti
Tun Abdul Razak (UNITAR) b) Other vital elements in the communication process • feedback, • noise, and • context or environment. which include:
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© 2006 Universiti
Tun Abdul Razak (UNITAR) Feedback • Feedback is the receiver's response towards the source. • A feedback informs the sender that the receiver has received the message conveyed. • In the process of influencing or informing others, feedbacks are very important to measure the effectiveness of communication.
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© 2006 Universiti
Tun Abdul Razak (UNITAR) Noise • Anything that causes communication to be ineffective. • Beebe, Beebe, and Redmond (1999), define noise as "anything, either literal or psychological, that interferes the clear reception and interpretation of a message". • Physical noises such as high or low temperatures or noises caused by machines or people may prevent communicators from getting the actual message in a communication. • On the other hand, psychological noises such as uncontrollable emotions or pre-conceived ideas about something or someone may cause communication to be ineffective.
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© 2006 Universiti
Tun Abdul Razak (UNITAR) Context or Environment • Another element that influence a communication process. • Include the place, time, physical, and psychological situations as well as past and current knowledge of communicators involved.
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All Rights Reserved The model also implies that communication is not a one- way or linear process and therefore, suitable to explain processes in interpersonal communication.
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All Rights Reserved All communication models generally have the following components : Source or sender, who encodes ideas into codes (verbal and non- verbal codes). Message. Channel or medium of transferring message. Receiver, who decodes the message into codes that can be understood
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Tun Abdul Razak (UNITAR) • Communication is a dynamic and complicated process. • The process of communication may change from time to time depending on the context. e) Context of Communication
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Tun Abdul Razak (UNITAR) Psychological Context • Refers to wants, needs, values, and personalities of the communicators. • In interpersonal communication, an interaction between two communicators may turn into a conflict if any one or both of them are in different psychological contexts.
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Tun Abdul Razak (UNITAR) Relational Context • To the level of trust, self- disclosure, power, and control. • Related to each other either by circumstances such as relationships between family members or co-workers or by choice as in relationships between a husband and a wife or between intimate friends. • can be impersonal (formal) or personal (informal).
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Tun Abdul Razak (UNITAR) Situational Context • Refers to the physical settings or environment of communication such as in formal meetings or informal social functions. • In formal meetings, there is etiquette to be followed but in informal social gatherings, we sometimes omit the use of protocols or titles in our communication because the environment doesn't seem appropriate for such formality.
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Tun Abdul Razak (UNITAR) Cultural Context • refers to the elements of culture that influence the interaction between the communicators. • Communicating with people from different cultures is sometimes very confusing because there is information not explicitly communicated through language such as environmental or nonverbal cues (Beebe, Beebe, and Redmond, 1999). • we may have to apply different communication styles to people from the low-context culture and the high-context culture.
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Tun Abdul Razak (UNITAR) • A good example to demonstrate the process of a linear communication perspective is in mass communication. • It involves a communicator with large audiences such as a speaker delivering a speech on the radio or a news anchorman reading the news on TV. • In both these situations, there is only a one-way communication process, where the receivers are not able to give feedbacks on the message received.
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Tun Abdul Razak (UNITAR) The Interactional Perspective • In the 1940s and early 1950s, our understanding of the communication process was as an interaction or exchange of message. This perspective emphasizes the following components in a communication process. • Feedback: the response to the message. • Context: the physical and psychological environment of the communication process.
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Tun Abdul Razak (UNITAR) • Although the interactional perspective is regarded as a two-way communication process, communication still occurs in a limited linear process.
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Tun Abdul Razak (UNITAR) • The linear perspective is observed in mass communication involving large audiences and a communicator. • The interactional and transactional perspectives are observed in interpersonal communication.
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Tun Abdul Razak (UNITAR) • The interactional perspective is best illustrated in computer-mediated communication (CMC) or in telephone conversations. • Nonverbal messages in CMC or telephone conversations are very limited and verbal messages are transferred and received in a linear fashion. • The transactional perspective is associated with interpersonal, face to face communication. • Communication is said to occur simultaneously and messages are encoded and decoded continuously through nonverbal cues during the transaction.
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Tun Abdul Razak (UNITAR) b) Levels of Communication • Every educational level differs in terms of age and the knowledge acquired. • Like education and our biological life, communication has its levels too.
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Tun Abdul Razak (UNITAR) Intrapersonal Communication • Is a communication within oneself or someone interacts with him or her own self. • Also known as monologue, intrapersonal communication does not involve other people but only one communicator. • Helps us analyze and evaluate ourselves. • It is also useful in the process of making decisions or changing behaviors.
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Tun Abdul Razak (UNITAR) Interpersonal Communication • Is a two-way communication between two communicators. • Beebe, Beebe, and Redmond (1999) define interpersonal communication as "a special form of human communication that occurs when we interact simultaneously with another person and mutually influence each other, usually for the purpose of managing relationships". • Interpersonal communication serves many functions, include improvements in family relationships, relationships with friends and colleagues as well as physical and emotional health.
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Tun Abdul Razak (UNITAR) Small Group Communication • Is a two-way communication involving three to twelve people in a group. • According to Cragan and Wright (1999), a small group is defined as "a few people engaged in communication interaction over time, usually in face-to-face settings, and have common goals in an interdependent manner". • To share information, search ideas, solve problems, and help each other.
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Tun Abdul Razak (UNITAR) Public Communication • Refers to a communication, whereby a speaker addresses a relatively large audience with a relatively continuous discourse, usually in a face-to-face situation (DeVito, 1997). • The speaker in public communication acts as a provider of information with continuous talk. • The speaker communicates by delivering the speech and the audience by responding to the speech with feedbacks. • Public communication serves the functions of informing, persuading, entertaining, and influencing the audience.
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Tun Abdul Razak (UNITAR) Mass Communication • Is a one-way communication that involves a sender and the public through various media channels. • Occurred when an organization "employs a technology as a medium to communicate with a large audience" (Baran and Davies, 2000). • Serves the functions of informing, persuading, entertaining, and influencing (although very seldom) the masses. • Is an effective means to reinforce the beliefs, values, and behaviors of the target audiences.
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All Rights Reserved c) Communication Breakdownc) Communication Breakdown 1) Is a phenomenon where the message delivered does not reach the recipient, or is misinterpreted. 2) Can cause many problems in any institution, be it family unit, businesses or large organizations.
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All Rights Reserved The factors that lead to communication blockagesThe factors that lead to communication blockages Communication breakdown is often caused by three factors namely: communication climate, psychological disturbance, and language.
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All Rights Reserved Communication ClimateCommunication Climate Is one of the factors that can contribute to communication breakdown. Like the weather we experience everyday, communication climate can be warm, cold, stormy, or may be healthy. A good communication climate creates a positive atmosphere where communicators involved in the communication are able to communicate productively with each other.
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All Rights Reserved •Two types of communication climate, that is, positive and negative. • Positive communication climate is sometimes termed as confirming communication. •According to Adler and Towne (1999), confirming communication occurs on three increasingly positive levels that is: e.g.: replying an e-mail message to a friend or visiting a friend. The ideas and feelings of others. For example, when we listen attentively to our friend it is a form of acknowledgement or confirming communication. (to agree with the other communicator). A sincere praise can also be considered as an endorsement, for example, "You did a great job, thank you".
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All Rights Reserved Emotion can be a channel of our message. Example, facial expression may determine the type of communication climate that will take place in our communication with others. Facial expression suggesting sadness may interfere with others' jovial and lively conversation. Emotion of fear or anxiety can interfere with our voice intonation causing distortion to the message we want to convey to others.
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All Rights Reserved CONCLUSIONCONCLUSION • An effective communication way attained if there are feedback from the receiver, reduction in the level of noise, and the right context pr environment of the communication. • They are many models formulated to describe definitions of communication, but generally the all from following components is source or sender, who encodes idea into codes (verbal and non verbal codes). • A successful communication knows how to communicate in different context of communication and adapt easily to the changes. • Different perspectives imply different effect of communication. • Different communication processes occur at different level of communication. • Communication breakdown is a sign a interaction failure and meaningless communication.
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