Oral Comm_ELEMENTS OF COMMUNICATION.pptx

Elements of Communication

1. Oral Communication SAN FERNANDO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Ma’am Meshil’s Class

2. Oral Communication SAN FERNANDO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Ma’am Dianne’s Class

3. 5 BASIC ELEMENTS OF COMMUNICATION

4. 1. Sender/Speaker: the source of message information, idea or emotion

5. 2. Receiver: the recipient of the message, or the intended audience of the sender

6. 3. Message: It contains information, ideas, opinions, thoughts, or ideas

7. 4. Channel: The medium or the means of communication that is used to deliver the message

8. 5. Feedback: Refers to the reactions, responses, or information provided by the receiver

9. #Reminder!!! NO RESPONSE IS ALSO A RESPONSE

10. Exercise Copy the illustration then, label the boxes with the 5 Basic Elements of Communication.

11. SENDER MESSAGE RECEIVER FEEDBACK CHANNEL ENCODE TRANSMIT DECODE TRANSMIT

12. How did these elements become the building blocks

13. #Reminder Barriers to communication may sometimes block the transmission of the message thereby creating misunderstanding

14. NOISE Is unavoidable anything that affects or distorts the message in the communication process

15. NOISE semantic physical psychological physiological

16. PHYSICAL NOISE common sounds that distract the communication situation Examples: honking of cars along the streets buzzing of the electric fan loud voices of people in your surroundings.

17. PHYSIOLOGICAL NOISE stems from the body and may tend to distract the people involved to properly perform the encoding and the decoding processes in communication since they are not feeling well. Examples: body aches and sickness

18. PSYCHOLOGICAL NOISE distractions to a speaker's message caused by a receiver's internal thoughts Examples:  preoccupied with personal problems worries, problems, and anxieties.

19. SEMANTIC NOISE comes from the language used in the communication process Examples:   our professor uses unfamiliar words use of high falutin words or words that are not understandable

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31. Thank You! Do you have any questions for me before we go?