Communication barrier

A barrier between the sender or receiver during communication, any obstacle that gets in the way of effective communication.

Written communication

Any communication that must be read.

Oral/Verbal communication

When the communication is spoken.

Nonverbal communication

Facial expressions, made by body language or non verbal symbols, expresses your attitude or moods.

Anything that stands for an idea and that is used for communication.

Intrapersonal Communication

The ability to conduct an inner dialouge with yourself.

Interpersonal Communication

The ability to talk effectively with others

The art or study of public speaking.

A person who delivers Oratory and uses words effectively.

Providing your audience with both a sequence and analysis to make a point, backed up with facts.

When you ' strike a chord" in your audience and appeal to their emotions

When you show your audience that you have a natural honest about you, a strong constitution regarding right and wrong.

Something such as a need or a desire, that causes a person to act.

Labeling every person in a group based on a preconceived idea as to what that group represents.

Is the feeling you have when you believe that you are capable of handling a situation successfully.

Is a biological process by which animals, including humans, secure the necessary energy to do a job that really matters.

Having something worthwhile to say

Ethics involves making decisions about what is right and wrong

Using oral mediums to pass a message from a speaker to the listener's ear or the process of sending and receiving messages.

The one who transmits the message

A communication in writing, in speech or by signals or what is sent or said

The receiver is the one to get the message

Concludes the reactions that the receiver gives to the message offered by the sender

Communication process

The four major parts of the communication process are sender, message, receiver, feedback

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Term	Definition
Communication barrier	A barrier between the sender or receiver during communication, any obstacle that gets in the way of effective communication.
Written communication	Any communication that must be read.
Oral/Verbal communication	When the communication is spoken.
Nonverbal communication	Facial expressions, made by body language or non verbal symbols, expresses your attitude or moods.
Symbol	Anything that stands for an idea and that is used for communication.
Intrapersonal Communication	The ability to conduct an inner dialouge with yourself.
Interpersonal Communication	The ability to talk effectively with others
Oratory	The art or study of public speaking.
Orator	A person who delivers Oratory and uses words effectively.
Logical Appeal	Providing your audience with both a sequence and analysis to make a point, backed up with facts.
Emotional Appeal	When you ' strike a chord" in your audience and appeal to their emotions
Ethical Appeal	When you show your audience that you have a natural honest about you, a strong constitution regarding right and wrong.
Dialouge	A conversation
Motivation	Something such as a need or a desire, that causes a person to act.
Stereotyping	Labeling every person in a group based on a preconceived idea as to what that group represents.
Confidence	Is the feeling you have when you believe that you are capable of handling a situation successfully.
Stage Fright(Communication Apprehension)	A person is afraid to speak.
Fear	Is a biological process by which animals, including humans, secure the necessary energy to do a job that really matters.
Phobia	A persistent, irrational fear.
Performance Anxiety	Extreme fear of audiences.
Perception	Refers to how you see things.
Self-esteem	Is confidence
Content	Having something worthwhile to say
Ethics	Ethics involves making decisions about what is right and wrong
Communication	Using oral mediums to pass a message from a speaker to the listener's ear or the process of sending and receiving messages.
Sender	The one who transmits the message
Message	A communication in writing, in speech or by signals or what is sent or said
Receiver	The receiver is the one to get the message
Feedback	Concludes the reactions that the receiver gives to the message offered by the sender
Communication process	The four major parts of the communication process are sender, message, receiver, feedback

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