Oral Comm.- ELEMENTS OF COMMUNICATION-1.3.pptx

Elements of Communication-Lesson 2

1. O RAL COMMUNICTION IN CONTEXT

2. EXPLAINING THE DIMENSIONS OF COMMUNICATION FOUR PAIRS OF DIMENSION Verbal/Nonverbal Dimension Oral/Written Dimensions Formal/Informal Dimensions Intentional/Unintentional Dimensions

3. FOUR PAIRS OF DIMENSION VERBAL/NONVERBAL DIMENSIONS- encompass the use of language, the words chosen (verbal dimension) as well as the facial expressions, gestures, and bodily movement used (nonverbal dimension).

4. FOUR PAIRS OF DIMENSION 2. ORAL/WRITTEN DIMENSIONS- mean spoken communication (oral dimension) and the transcript of thoughts and ideas (written dimension).

5. FOUR PAIRS OF DIMENSION 3. FORMAL/INFORMAL DIMENSIONS- speak of the factors that may not highlight traditional and conventional communication.

6. FOUR PAIRS OF DIMENSION 4.Intentional/Unintentional Dimensions- rely on the fact that messages always have a purpose.

7. TYPES OF NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION

8. PARALANGUAGE is about “how something is said, not what is said. Saying “I love you” with an angry tone is a contradictory message.

9. 2. FLOWERS say, for many of us, what we cannot say ourselves.

10. 3. COLORS -have certain meanings based on the dictates of culture and gender.

11. 4. CHRONEMICS - shows how time is viewed differently in various countries.

12. 5. PROXEMICS -the use of space provides us with ideas about how close or how far people are from the center of power or where a person is in the social ladder.

13. 6. HAPTICS -or the use of touch is one of the most powerful of the types of nonverbal communication.

14. 7. GESTURES - are the most often used type of nonverbal communication. Speech, to be understandable and interesting to a listener, must be accompanied by different gestures.

15. 8. FACIAL EXPRESSIONS -is the type of nonverbal communication that assists the listener in understanding the message better.

16. 8. Posture and Personal Appearance -When one carries oneself well and with confidence, people will want to listen.

17. Verbal Communication

18. Characteristics of Verbal Communication

19. DISPLACEMENT -means that language permits us to discuss topics that cut across time and space, reality, fantasy.

20. 2. RAPID FADING - means that verbal messages must be received immediately after they are sent or they will be lost.

21. 3. SIGN -stands for or represents something.

22. 4. SYMBOLS - provide meaning when a particular society has agreed on what they will look like and what they will represent.

23. QUESTIONS OR CLARIFICATIONS…

24. O RAL COMMUINICATION IN CONTEXT QUIZ TIME

25. State if the following use VERBAL (V) or nonverbal (N) dimension:   1.A boy acting unhurt after being hit by a ball during a sport activity. 2.A girl winking at a boy she likes. 3. A father singing a lullaby to a baby.

26. State if the following use VERBAL (V) or nonverbal (N) dimension:   4. A husband nagging his wife for staying out late. 5. A girl screaming for help after she lost her balance and slipped. 6. Telling a “green” or risque joke only to friends of the same sex.

27. State if the following use VERBAL (V) or nonverbal (N) dimension:   7. An invitation letter from an exclusive all-male golf club. 8. Nuns and priests delivering impassioned speeches in rallies. 9. Sorority sisters talking to their counterpart fraternity brothers

28. State if the following use VERBAL (V) or nonverbal (N) dimension:   10. Formulating speech on feminism for an all-male audience. 11. Signing up to help Women’s livelihood project. 12. A male student being too talkative during a class lecture by the teacher.

29. State if the following use VERBAL (V) or nonverbal (N) dimension: 13. A employee addressing all-male coworkers (young and old) as “Sir” 14. A man asking a woman’s hand in marriage through a flash mob. 15. talking to older female relatives like one does to a teenage friend.  

30. THANK YOU!