the definition,nature and elements of communication.pdf

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1. Communic
ation
Its Definition and Nature

2. At the end of the lesson, I can…
✓define communication ;
✓explain the process of communication, and
✓explain the importance of communication in
the community.

3. COMMUNICATION is …
-Aprocessbywhichinformationis
exchangedbetweenindividualsthrough
acommonsystemofsymbolsandsigns.
(MerriamWebster’sDictionary)
Definition

4. COMMUNICATION is …
-Impartingorexchangingofinformationby
speaking,writing,orusingsomeother
medium.
(EnglishOxfordDictionary)
Definition

5. COMMUNICATION is …
- defined as the process of
understanding and sharing meaning.
Pearson, J., & Nelson, P. (2000)
Definition

6. COMMUNICATION is …
- defined as the process of sharing and
conveying messages or information from
one person to another within and across
channels, contexts and culture.

McCornack (2014)
Definition

7. COMMUNICATION could
be…
-face-to-face interaction
-group discussion
-meeting
-interview
-class recitation
-letter
-online class

8. ❑process
❑interpersonal
❑purposive
❑symbolic
Nature of Communication

9. Process
-It follows a series of actions or
events to successfully convey a
message.
-step-by-step procedure

10. Interpersonal
It occurs between two or more
people.

11. Purposive
It always have a purpose, aim, or
goal.

12. Symbolic
Symbols, letters, and pictures
could be used to convey a
message.

13. Elements of Communication
SPEAKER
ENCODING
MESSAGE
CHANNEL
RECEIVER
DECODING
FEEDBACK
NOISE/
BARRIER
CONTEXT

14. Speaker
-The sourceof information or
message.
-Also called “sender”, or
“informant”

15. Encoding
-Theprocessofconvertingthe
messageintowords,actions,or
symbolsthatthespeakeruses
andunderstands.

16. Message
-Theideas,informationor
thoughtsthatthespeakerwants
toconveythroughwordsor
actions

17. Channel
-Themediumormeans,inwhich
theencoded message is
conveyed

18. Receiver
-Therecipientofthemessage
-AcceptsandDecodesthe
message

19. Decoding
-Theprocessofinterpretingor
understandingthemessagesent
bythespeaker

20. Feedback
-Thereactions,opinions,
responsesorinformationgivenby
thereceiverafterdecodingthe
message

21. Barrier
-Differentfactorsthataffectthe
flowofcommunication

22. Context
-Theenvironmentorsituation
where communication takes
place

23. Communic
ation
The Process of

24. The Process
•The speaker thinks of an idea.
•The speaker encodes the idea.
•The speaker sends the message
through a channel.
•The receiver accepts the message.
•The receiver decodes the message.
•The receiver gives feedback.

25. Example
•Lara Jean realizes that she likes Peter K.
•She thinks of confessing through words.
•Since she cannot say it in person, she
writes a love letter.
•Peter K reads the letter.
•He tries to digest the idea of LJ liking him
too and he is very happy.
•He hugs LJ as his response.

26. Communic
ation
The Functions of

27. Regulation and Control
-If the purpose of the speaker is
to CONTROL others by managing
their behavior

28. Social Interaction
-Itisthemostfamiliarandthe
primaryreasonwhypeople
wantstocommunicate.
-Itallowspeopletobuild
connectionwithoneanother.
-Entertainingwayofpassing
time.

29. Motivation
-The purpose of the speaker is to
persuadeanother person to
changehis/her opinion, attitude
or behavior.

30. Information
-Itisusedwhenthespeaker
wantstomakeothersawareof
certaindata,concepts,and
processes–knowledgethatmay
beusefultothem.

31. Emotional Expression
-Communication helps in
facilitatingpeople’sexpressionof
feelingsandemotions.