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    1. Communication is a process involving the exchange of information between individuals through symbols, signs, or behavior. 2. Communication is a two-way process where two or more people exchange ideas and messages to achieve common understanding. It can occur through verbal means like speech or writing, or nonverbal actions. 3. The basic functions of communication are to share meaning, persuade, inform, entertain, and manage relationships. It plays an important role in human interaction and existence.

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    1. Communication is a process involving the exchange of information between individuals through symbols, signs, or behavior. 2. Communication is a two-way process where two or more people exchange ideas and messages to achieve common understanding. It can occur through verbal means like speech or writing, or nonverbal actions. 3. The basic functions of communication are to share meaning, persuade, inform, entertain, and manage relationships. It plays an important role in human interaction and existence.

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    ORAL

    COMMUNICATION
    IN CONTEXT
    COMMUNICATION
    Read each test item carefully.
    Give the letter of your answer.

    1. It is the exchange of thoughts,


    messages, or information, as by
    ACTIVITY
    speech, signals, writing, or
    behavior.

    A. Language B. Communication
    C. Channel D. Message
    2. The person who sends out a
    message is the _______.

    A. caller B. receiver
    C. sender D. messenger
    3. A return message from
    someone you sent a
    message to is called ____

    A. retweet B.
    forwarded
    C. feedback D. reply
    4. Which of the following is
    NOT a channel?

    A. Environment B. Phone
    call
    C. E-mail D.
    Letter
    5. It is when
    communication is used
    to encourage people.

    A. Information B.
    Channel
    C. Motivation D. Source
    ETYMOLOGICAL MEANING

    LATIN WORDS

    COMMUNIS (N) COMMUNICARE (V)

    COMMON MAKE SOMETHING


    COMMUNIALITY COMMON
    SHARING
    • Webster defines
    communication as a process
    by which information is
    exchanged between
    WHAT IS individuals through a
    COMMUNICATION?
    common system of symbols,
    signs or behavior.
    • Communication is a
    process of sharing and
    WHAT IS conveying messages or
    COMMUNICATION? information from one
    person to another using
    different means, medium,
    context, media, and
    cultures.
    • There are different ways and
    terms in which communication
    can be manifested
    • It can be through face-to-face, a
    WHAT IS phone conversation, a group
    COMMUNICATION discussion, a meeting or
    ? interview, a letter correspondence,
    a class recitation, and
    many others.
    In other words, the basic
    functions of communication
    are to achieve understanding
    WHAT IS or shared meaning and to
    COMMUNICATION?
    persuade, inform, entertain
    and manage relationships.
    • Is a PROCESS of sharing and
    conveying messages or
    information from one person to
    another within and across
    channels, contexts, media, and
    cultures (McCornack, 2014).
    WHAT IS
    COMMUNICATION? • Is a PROCESS that involves
    transfer of information from
    sender to the receiver through a
    channel.
    • Communication is the act or process
    of using words, sounds, signs, or
    behaviors to express or exchange
    information or ideas, thoughts,
    feelings, etc., to someone else.

    OTHER
    • It is a two-way process through
    MEANINGS which two or more persons come to
    exchange ideas and achieve
    common understanding.
    FUNCTIONS OF
    COMMUNICATION CONTROL

    SOCIAL INTERACTION

    MOTIVATION

    EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION
    INFORMATION
    DISSEMINATION
    • CONTROL
    • Functions to control
    behavior
    FUNCTIONS OF
    COMMUNICATION • Can be used to regulate
    the nature and number
    of activities people
    engage in
    CONTROL
    FUNCTIONS OF
    COMMUNICATION
    Example:

    “ Take your medicine


    before you go to bed”.

    “ Finish your work before


    you go”.
    • SOCIAL
    INTERACTION
    • Allows individuals to
    FUNCTIONS OF
    interact with others to
    COMMUNICATION
    develop bonds or
    intimacy.
    • Allows individuals to
    express desires,
    encouragement, needs,
    and decision or to give
    and get information.
    • SOCIAL
    INTERACTION
    Example:
    FUNCTIONS OF
    COMMUNICATION
    “ Would you like to go to
    church with me”?
    “ Come on you can do it!”
    • MOTIVATION
    • Motivates,
    persuades or
    FUNCTIONS OF
    COMMUNICATION
    encourages
    people to live
    better.
    • MOTIVATION
    Example:

    FUNCTIONS OF “ You’re on the right track,


    COMMUNICATION keep up the good work.”

    “ My dream is to finish my
    Senior High School despite the
    situation I’m in.”
    • EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION
    FUNCTIONS OF • facilitates people’s expression of
    COMMUNICATION their feelings and emotions.
    • EMOTIONAL
    EXPRESSION
    Example:
    FUNCTIONS OF
    COMMUNICATION
    “I am so happy to have you
    in my life .”
    “ I love you with all my
    heart.”
    • INFORMATION
    DISSEMINATION
    FUNCTIONS OF
    COMMUNICATION • functions to convey
    information.
    • INFORMATION
    DISSEMINATION
    Example:

    FUNCTIONS OF
    “You can find the comfort room
    COMMUNICATION
    at the end of this building.”
    “ Pasay City West High School
    was established in 1949 and was
    originally named Manuel L.
    Quezon”
    PROCESS OF COMMUNICATION
    • SPEAKER/SENDER
    • the source or
    ELEMENTS OF communicator or
    COMMUNICATION sender of
    information or
    message.
    • MESSAGE
    • the information, ideas,
    or thoughts conveyed
    by the speaker in words
    (whether written or
    spoken) or in actions
    (gestures or symbols)
    • ENCODING
    • the process of converting the
    message into words, actions, or
    other forms that the speaker
    understands.
    • CHANNEL

    • the medium or the


    means, such as
    personal or non-
    personal, verbal or
    nonverbal, in
    which the encoded
    message is
    conveyed or
    transmitted.
    • RECEIVER
    • the recipient of the message, or
    someone who decodes the message.
    • DECODING
    • the process of
    interpreting the
    encoded message of the
    speaker by the receiver.
    • It is to understand the
    meaning of a received
    information in your
    own language.
    • FEEDBACK
    • the reactions,
    responses, or
    information
    provided by the
    receiver after
    receiving the
    message.
    • CONTEXT
    • refers to the
    environment where
    communication
    takes place
    • BARRIER
    • the factors
    that affect the
    flow of
    communicati
    on
    PROCESS OF
    COMMUNICATION
    1.Communication is a process.
    2.Communication is a two-way
    process. It occurs between two or
    more people (the speaker and the
    receiver). It is reciprocal in nature.
    3.Communication can be expressed
    through written or spoken words
    (verbal), actions (nonverbal), or
    both spoken words and nonverbal
    actions at the same time.
    4.Communication is deeply
    intertwined with the human
    existence. It is an integral
    part of it.

    5.The end goal of any


    communication activity is
    understanding.
    LEARNING TASK : Write T if the statement is true. And F if the statement is false.

    .
    _1.COMMUNICATION IS A PROCESS.
    _2. THE SENDER DECODES THE MESSAGE TO BE TRANSMITTED.
    _3. CHANNEL IS A MEDIUM OF COMMUNICATION.
    _4. TALKING TO THE SELF CAN DEVELOP ONE’S SELF-CONFIDENCE.
    _5. THE RECEIVER INTERPRETS THE MESSAGE RECEIVED.
    _6. COMMUNICATION CAN EITHER BE WRITTEN OR SPOKEN WORDS.
    _7. THE RECEIVER IS THE SOURCE OF THE MESSAGE
    _8. MAN CANNOT SURVIVE WITHOUT COMMUNICATION.
    _9. COMMUNICATION IS A ONE-WAY PROCESS.
    _10. TO SEEK FOR CLARIFICATION, CHANNEL IS NEEDED

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