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COMMUNICATION - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Definition: Verbal communication involves the use of words (spoken or written), including music or pictures in some contexts.
      - Examples: Spoken conversations, written documents, emails. ✍️
    - - Definition: Non-verbal communication includes all the ways we communicate without using words.
      - Examples:
        
        Facial expressions 😃😞
        
        Eye contact 👀
        
        Gestures ✋
        
        Body movements and posture 💃
        
        Tone of voice 🎤
        
        Touch 🤝
      - Key Points:
        
        Non-verbal communication often reinforces or contradicts verbal messages.
        
        Body language like crossed arms or leg positioning can convey emotions like anxiety or irritation. 💭
- - - - "The process whereby media organizations produce and transmit messages to large publics and the process by which those messages are sought, used, and consumed by audiences."
    - - 🔹 The message is most often profit-driven
      - 🔹 The audience tends to be far-off and diverse
      - 🔹 It involves a tech-based medium
      - 🔹 Receiver and sender don't usually know each other
      - 🔹 Feedback is limited and not always expressed
      - 🔹 It continues even if part of the audience fails to understand the message
      - 🔹 One-way process
  - - - Transfer of a message from one person to another
      - Sort of exchange → Feedback is almost immediate
    - - 🔹 Receiver and sender know each other
      - 🔹 It doesn't require any media
      - 🔹 Receiver and sender have something in common
      - 🔹 The message is generally personal
      - 🔹 Feedback is almost always present
      - 🔹 Two-way process
- - - - 1 🔍 Share Knowledge
      - 2 🎭 Imagine Unreal Situations
      - 3 📢 Influence (e.g., advertising)
      - 4 🤝 Meet Social Expectations
      - 5 ❤️ Express Feelings
    - - Sender: Initiates the message.
      - Message: The content being communicated.
      - Encoding: The transformation of the message into a suitable format for transmission.
      - Channel: The medium through which the message travels.
      - Receiver: The person receiving the message.
      - Decoding: Interpreting the message.
      - Feedback: The response from the receiver, confirming the message was understood.
        The process is cyclical, continuing between sender and receiver.
    - - Linguistic: Language barriers (technical terms, jargon).
      - Psychological: Mental states of the receiver (stress, anxiety).
      - Emotional: Difficulty expressing emotions (politics, religion).
      - Physical: Physical barriers (distance, technical issues).
      - Physiological: Hearing, vision impairments, or other physical limitations affecting communication.