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Oral Comm. PPT Week 1

Oral communication is the process of conveying information through spoken words in various settings. It involves several steps including idea development, encoding, transmission, decoding, and feedback, while facing potential barriers like noise and inappropriate channels. Understanding the challenges in message transmission is crucial for effective communication.

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Oral Comm. PPT Week 1

Oral communication is the process of conveying information through spoken words in various settings. It involves several steps including idea development, encoding, transmission, decoding, and feedback, while facing potential barriers like noise and inappropriate channels. Understanding the challenges in message transmission is crucial for effective communication.

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Oral communication is the process of
conveying information, ideas, and thoughts
through spoken words. It involves the
transmission of messages between
individuals or groups using speech, including
both formal and informal settings. Essentially,
it's how we communicate verbally.
•"What were the biggest challenges in accurately passing the message along?"
•"If the original message was [state original message], what did you hear at the end, and where do you think the misunderstanding occurred?"

1. How did the message change from


the beginning to the end, and what
do you think caused those changes?

2. What were the biggest challenges in accurately


passing the message along?

3. If the original message was _________


what did you hear at the end, and where
do you think the misunderstanding
occurred?
The environment
surrounding the
communication act.
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These are the barriers in communication which hinder the
senders’ message to be understood by the receiver. The
common barriers include the use of an inappropriate channel,
incorrect grammar, noise and technical jargons or language of
a group of people in a profession.
The Process of Communication
The Process of Communication
1. The speaker develops
an idea to be sent.
2. The speaker encodes
the idea or converts it to
words or actions.
3. The speaker transmits
or sends out the idea
using a specific medium
or channel.
4. The receiver gets the
message and decodes or
interprets it.
5. The receiver provides or
sends feedback.

At any point of the communication process, noise may take place and hinder the flow of communication
process.
The Process of Communication
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3. Motivation Function of Communication
5. Emotional Expression Function of Communication

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