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    PURPOSIVE

    COMMUNICATION
    Functions, Nature and Process
    of Communication
    How will you react to the picture?
    • What is
    communication?
    • What are the nature,
    function and process of
    communication?
    • ‘Communication' is derived
    from the Latin word 'communis'
    which means 'to transmit', 'to
    impart', 'to exchange', 'to
    share', or 'to convey'.
    • It is a process of sharing and
    conveying messages or information
    from one person to another within and
    across channels, context, media, and
    cultures (McCornack, 2014).
    NATURE
    of
    COMMUNICATION
    1.Communication is a
    process.
    - a TWO way process.
    2.Communication
    occurs between two or
    more people.
    3.Communication can be
    expressed through written or
    spoken words, actions
    (nonverbal), or both spoken
    words and nonverbal actions
    at the same time.
    • Records show that people have used
    various communication techniques
    such as the use of symbols, gestures,
    sounds, drawings, and sign
    languages (Littlejohn, 2002 as cited in
    Amudavalli, n.d.). Words and
    languages developed much later in
    human history.
    ELEMENTS
    of
    COMMUNICATION
    Guess the word

    • the source of information or


    message

    SPEAKER
    • the information, ideas, or
    thoughts conveyed by the
    speaker in words or in actions

    MESSAGE
    • the process of converting the
    message into words, actions, or other
    forms that the speaker understands

    ENCODING
    • the medium or the means, such as
    personal or non-personal, verbal or
    non-verbal, in which the encoded
    message is conveyed

    CHANNEL
    • the process of interpreting the
    encoded message of the
    speaker by the receiver

    DECODING
    • the recipient of the
    message, or someone who
    decodes the message

    RECEIVER
    FEEDBACK
    • the environment where
    communication takes place

    CONTEXT
    • the factors that affect the flow
    of communication

    BARRIER
    • What’s your most
    unforgettable failure
    in communication?
    PROCESS
    of
    COMMUNICATION
    • communication begins when the speaker
    or source of communication responds to
    a stimulus and decides to encode or
    transmit it in the form of a message (or a
    “code”) through a particular channel or
    means of communication.
    • The receiver decodes or interprets
    the message sent and responds
    accordingly based on his
    interpretation of the message. This
    response comes in the form of a
    feedback sent to the original source
    of communication (sender).
    • As the communication transaction
    continues, the sender and receiver may
    exchange roles until understanding is
    achieved. Barriers to communication
    sometimes block the transmission of the
    message thereby creating
    misunderstanding.
    •Why do we
    communicate?
    •In what situations
    could you apply
    communication
    skill?
    FUNCTION/PURPOSE
    GUESS THE PIC

    • Identify the elements of


    communication that the
    pictures are referring to. Write
    your answer on your notebook.

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