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    Purposive Communication Prelim

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    This document outlines the key elements and types of communication. It discusses the five elements of the communication process - sender, encoding, message, decoding, and receiver. There are two types of communication - verbal, involving words, and non-verbal, without words using gestures. Effective communication is a two-way process that allows feedback between participants who share a language and mutual understanding.

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    This document outlines the key elements and types of communication. It discusses the five elements of the communication process - sender, encoding, message, decoding, and receiver. There are two types of communication - verbal, involving words, and non-verbal, without words using gestures. Effective communication is a two-way process that allows feedback between participants who share a language and mutual understanding.

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    PURPOSIVE COMMUNICATION PRELIM

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    This document outlines the key elements and types of communication. It discusses the five elements of the communication process - sender, encoding, message, decoding, and receiver. There are two types of communication - verbal, involving words, and non-verbal, without words using gestures. Effective communication is a two-way process that allows feedback between participants who share a language and mutual understanding.

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    PURPOSIVE COMMUNICATION COMMUNICATION PROCESS

    TOPIC One-way = no feedback


    SUB-TOPIC Two-way = has feedback
    SUB-SUB-TOPIC 5 ELEMENTS
    - Sender
    - Encoding
    2 TYPES OF COMMUNICATION
    - Message
    1. Verbal Communication - Encoding
    - Words - Receiver
    - Written Words - Feedback *key for effective
    - Silent Verbal communication
    o Sign Language

    2. Non-verbal Communication NATURE AND ATTRIBUTES OF


    - Without words COMMUNICATION
    - Gestures
    - Two-way process
    - Knowledge of language
    HISTORY OF COMMUNICATION - Meeting of minds necessary
    - The message must have substance.
    1. Word of mouth
    - Communication may be made through
    2. Print
    gestures as well.
    3. Radio
    - Communication is a continuous process.
    4. Cinema
    - May be formal or informal.
    5. Video
    - All-persuasive
    6. Telephone
    7. Radio
    8. Television
    PURPOSE OF COMMUNICATION
    9. Fax
    10. Computer - Survival
    11. Cellphone - Relationship
    - Persuasion
    - Power
    COMMUNICATION
    - Exchange of thoughts, messages and
    ESSENCE OF COMMUNICATION
    information.
    - Two-way process
    - 2 or more parties (Sender & Receiver)
    - Exchange of ideas
    - Mutuality of understanding
    - Has two types: Verbal & non-Verbal

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