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ALS

Set 2 book 1

QuestionAnswer
Abstract words
Concrete words
Deliver
downward communication normally begins with the organization's upper level of management and filters down through the chain of command.
diagnose Is the first step in any successful military operation; it includes general purpose, selecting topic, specific objective, audience analysis and define parameters.
Feedback is a reaction to the message as we receive it.
General purpose objective
lateral communication is when the flow of information flows neither downward not upward; it flows across organizational channels.
Message is the idea, feeling or information that a sender transfers to his/her audience by using written or spoken words and nonverbal symbols.
Organizational barriers
Prepare
Psychological barriers
Receiver is the target for the sender's message.
Sender is the originator of the communication process.
Specific Objective
Transitions
Upward communication is the flow of communication through the chain of command from the lowest organizational position to the highest.
Attending skills
Barriers
Closing skills
Combined method
De-humanized climate
Directive approach
Helping relationship
Interpersonal communication
Interpersonal sessions model
Limitations
Multi-directional exchange
Non-verbal communication
Non-directive approach
One-way communication
Opening skills
Over-humanized climate
Paralanguage
Responding skills
Resolving skills
Situational climate
Two-way communication
Unit resources
Active voice
Coherence
Deliver phase
Diagnose phase
Official Memorandum
Parallelism
Passive voice
Personalized letter
Prepare phase
Pronoun/antecedent
Subject-verb agreement
Topic sentence
Unity
ABS attributes is short for accuracy brevity and specificity...
Accomplishment the accomplishment briefly describes the person's actions or behavior.
Accomplishment-impact bullet is a concise written statement of a person's single accomplishment and it impact on the unit's mission and organization.
Accuracy for anything to be accurate, it must be correct.
Action verb is a variation of the accomplishment-impact bullet that begin with one of these... created, assured, etc.
AIM high is short for accomplishment impact and mechanics.
Brevity is the need to shorten both words and cut out unnessecary words.
Bullet statements present a clear picture of an idea or accomplishment and its impact
Impact describes the results of the accomplishment and it may be either expressly stated or implied.
Modified verb is a version of the accomplishment-impact bullet, this is an adverb that can begin a bullet statement but only to add value, .. Expertly, flawlessly, etc.
Single idea bullet is a concise written statement of a single idea or concept.
Specific achievement the accomplishment may begin with a noun, verb or modifier. may not contain a separate impact statement.
Specificity the bullets need to contain specific detailed facts... $100,000 worth of assests.
Briefings
Body
Body movement
Clarification
Closing
Entertaining speech
Extemporaneous
Eye contact
Gestures
Impromptu
Informative speech
Integrating sources
Intelligibility
Introduction
Keyword outline
Manuscript Reading
Memory
Persuasive Speech
Proof
Qualifying sources
Quality
Teaching lectures
Transitions
Variety
Visual support
Blog
Geotagging
New media
Photosharing
Social bookmarking
Social media
social networking
Stay in your own lane
Web 2.0
Created by: melissafish
 

 



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