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    JMJ MARIST BROTHERS

    NOTRE DAME OF MARBEL UNIVERSITY


    COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND ADMINISTRATION
    City of Koronadal 9506
    South Cotabato, Philippines

    Name: Cabarrubias, Rosario G. Course & Year: BSMA-2


    Date: February 12, 2021

    LESSON 2: FORMS OF COMMUNICATION


    VISUAL COMMUNICATION
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    A. I DESERVE AN EXPLANATION!

    1. Among the four (4) types of conversation, which one do you think best
    builds relationships with others? Explain your choice using 3-5 sentences.
    These are the criteria for scoring:
    CRITERIA POINTS
    Content (Relation to Question) 15
    Organization and organization 5

    Total 20

    Type of Conversation: DIALOGUE


    Out of all of the four types of conversation, I think that the one that builds
    relationships best with others is the dialogue type of conversation. Because it allows
    conversing with one another in a non-competitive manner, such as the debate, I chose
    dialogue as the best type of conversation that can build a better relationship with others
    because it allows each party to freely converse and exchange their thoughts, ideas, and
    opinions. As a result, it develops a healthy relationship with one another. In a dialogue type
    of conversation, parties or individuals exchange on giving on their thoughts, opinions, and
    ideas, the other listens to the other and vice versa, which allows to have a clear
    understanding of one's opinion and thus build a healthy and robust relationship with one
    another.

    2. Choosing 1 among 4 leaves out 3 other types of communication. Explain


    why you left out each type to be which best builds relationships with
    others. Explain your answer using 2-3 sentences only.

    Type of Conversation: DIATRIBE


    I left out the Diatribe type of conversation because the diatribe kind of conversation
    is a forceful and harsh verbal attack against someone a person is conversing with and thus
    does not help develop relationships. Diatribe is known for its one-way type of conversation
    with a hint of competitiveness similar yet different with debate. It also does not help in
    developing relationships because it is a forceful way of conversing.
    Type of Conversation: DEBATE
    Out of all of the four types of conversation, I left out Debate as the type which ables to build a
    relationship with others at best because it is a kind of communication that is a competitive manner
    with strong opposing emotions to the other party conversing. A Debate  strives to declare each party's
    standpoint and their ideas to the opposing party. Although being competitive allows one to push from
    their limits and capacity, it might not always be healthy in building a healthy relationship with one
    another because debating with one another can eventually arise top conflict and misunderstanding.
    In conversing, there should not be the one in the right and the one in the wrong. In communication,
    there are no left and right side, no opposing sides forcing one idea to the other but rather a side that
    listens and the side that opens up with their ideas and vice versa.  

    Type of Conversation: DISCOURSE


    Lastly, I left out discourse and the other types of conversation because of its one-way kind of
    conversation, and I think that one-way type of conversation will not develop relationships because of
    the absence of exchanging ideas, thoughts, and opinions. A discourse type of conversation will
    minimize or even exclude one's communication and interaction with one another because of having
    only a single speaker along with many listeners but with minimal to no feedback to the speaker.

    B. DO THEY BELONG?
    Non-verbal and written communication, although differing in certain aspects,
    share a common feature—both make use of cues in order to convey meaning.
    That is, nonverbal communication uses non-verbal cues such as posture, facial
    expression, and the like, while written communication uses symbols such as
    letters. However, are these in themselves enough to convey meaning, or are
    these cues simply complements of verbal communication? WHY? (5pts.)

    Communication is used to convey one's ideas and emotions to one another, and it is true that
    whether a person uses non-verbal or written communication, they can be able to convey those feelings.
    However, I believe that it would not be enough to deliver those feelings clearly and avoid
    misconceptions and misunderstandings. Some feelings are better expressed verbally rather than in a
    nonverbal or written way because there are individual preferences with each individual, and we cannot
    blame them for their misinterpretation due to our differences. That is why I believe that non-verbal and
    written communication are admirable ways to convey meanings and compliments, but it would not
    suffice as some complements and feelings are best expressed verbally.
    C. SYMBOLIZING MY FILIPINO-NESS
    At this point, CoVid -19 which has brought the “new normal” all throughout the
    world may have already been controlled, or it may still be prolonging the agonies
    of our people. At this point as well, I would like to believe that your eyes have
    been opened to the deplorable realities of the world. Maybe, it has already come
    to you that YOU, together with your fellow youth, are indeed the hope of our
    nation, as our national hero once claimed. You may, hopefully, have already
    made a pact with yourself as to the honorable professional you will be.
     Draw a symbol which will represent the citizen and professional you
    promise yourself to be.
     Explain why you chose such a symbol from your own preferred three
    (3) perspectives in analyzing visual images. Use 2-3 sentences for every
    perspective. These are the criteria for scoring:

    CRITERIA POINTS
    Content (Relation to Question) 15
    Creativity 5
    Explanation 10
    Total 30
    Perspective: PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE
    This symbol represents myself as a humble servant to all that surrounds me;
    whether I will become a leader or just a humble public servant for our society, I will strive and
    continue to be inspired to inspire others. As depicted in my symbol above, I will inspire to
    nourish those I cared for to bloom and become an inspiration to others.

    Perspective: CRITICAL PERSPECTIVE


    I have given thought to why I chose to illustrate this simple image because, in these
    tough times, many are dragging others down for their own benefit, and I don't want to
    become like those others. But rather, I want to do the opposite and carry them to the top of
    their own abilities and strength. I genuinely want to inspire others to push beyond their limits
    and out of their comfort zone because with that, and they can truly bloom and become a
    wonderful asset for themselves and to society.

    Perspective: ETHICAL PERSPECTIVE


    As I mentioned before, many individuals are dragging others down for their own
    benefit, and that itself, I believe it is an unjust and unethical doing. As fellow creations of
    God, we were all created equally in accordance with the image of God, and therefore there
    should be competition towards the top because only God is above all others and therefore,
    we should treat everybody as equals and continue to inspire and just become humble
    stewards of God’s creation with no arrogance and aggressiveness with one another but
    rather nurture and help one another to be able to unlock each other potential to become
    better.

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