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    PRELIMINARY EXAM REVIEWER IN THE PROCESS OF COMMUNICATION:

    ORAL COMMUNICATION IN CONTEXT


    1. Sender – The person who is sharing or
    transmitting the idea.
    Strategies and techniques to resolve SENDER’S FOUR PRIMARY ROLES:
    misunderstanding and avoid confusion:
    Initiating the message
    Simplify and Clarify Expressing intent
    Provide additional context/details Transmitting Information
    Stay focused and be straightforward Ensuring clarity
    Ask or Give Feedback
    Use Supporting Materials 2. Receiver – The person or a group of
    Use appropriate non-verbal cues people who receives the transmitted
    Use appropriate language idea.
    Use appropriate tone
    Use effective delivery RECEIVER’S SIX KEY PURPOSE:
    Receiving and Perceiving
    Communication – is the process of exchanging Understanding
    messages or information of two or more people, Active Listening
    or group. Interpreting Messages
    Providing Feedback
    Communication drives us to: Retaining Information
    Build peaceful community
    3. Encoding – The sender has to develop an
    Shape our identities
    idea clearly and translate it into
    Have empathy
    meaningful symbols and representations
    Foster feeling of understanding and
    to the other person.
    belongingness

    4. Messages – It carries the meaning the


    sender wishes to convey.
    THREE NATURE OF COMMUNICATION:

    1. Communication is a process. It is active 5. Channel – The medium or the means,


    and cyclical. such as personal or non-personal, verbal
    or non-verbal, in which the encoded
    2. Communication occurs between two or message is conveyed.
    more people (Sender and Receiver). It is
    interactive. 6. Decoding – The process of interpreting
    the encoded message of the speaker by
    3. Communication can be expressed the receiver.
    through written or spoken words, action
    (nonverbal), or both spoken words and 7. Feedback – The sending back of
    nonverbal actions at the same time. It is messages and replies.
    symbolic.
    TWO TYPES OF FEEDBACK:

    Positive Feedback – (when


    message is clear) usually
    compliments or praises.

    Negative Feedback – (suggests


    that there is problem) examples
    are asking for asking clarifications,
    expressing confusion, and offering
    corrective suggestions.

    8. Noise – The hinder or problem that


    disrupts or interfere the transmission or
    understanding the between the sender
    and the receiver.

    THE COMMUNICATION PROCESS MODEL:

    HUWAG MUNA SASAGUTAN


    ANG IDENTIFICATION. SA
    MONDAY NA.

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