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Oral communication - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Articulation problems
      - Forgetting to breathe
      - Mumbling
      - Talking too fast
      - Talking too slow
      - Forgetting to pause
  - - - Loud kids who don’t want to take their nap
      - Irritating hum of your computer, air conditioner, or heater
      - Loud party at the neighbors while you’re trying to record
  - - - When your words and sentences are nebulous or ambiguous
      - If listeners have different definitions of the terminology
      - Sarcasm
  - - - Wandering thoughts
        Preconceived ideas
- - - - Perecption
        
        whereas self concept focuse internally, perception looks outward
      - Expectations
        
        Menanwhile, expectations are future-oriented messages dealing with long-term roles. sometimes called life scirpts
      - 1- sefl concept
        
        it's the basisi for intrapersonal communication, becuase it determines how a person sees him/herself and is oriented toward others, It involves three factors beliefs, values, and attitudes.
    - - Internal discoure
        
        involves thinking, concentration and anlysis.
      - solo vocal communication
        
        includes speaking aloud to oneself
      - solo writing communication
        
        deals with writing not intended for othres
  - - - direct interpersonal Communication
        
        involves a direct face to face relationship between the sender and receiver of a message, who are in an interdependent relationship. can be categorized:
        
        dyadic communication
        
        involves two people. example two fiends talking
        
        group communication
        
        refers to the nature of communiction that occurs in group that are between 2 and 12 individuals. smal group communication
        
        public communication
        
        is at heart of our economy, society, and politics studios use to promote their films. Politicians use it to get elected. Businesses use it to burnish their image. there are tow category 1 organizational communication. 2 Family communication
      - Mediated Interpersonal communication
        
        Dyadic communication
        
        Iincludes two people, with some of the elements of interpersonal, but the context is not face-to-face. Example: Two business colleagues using the telephone or e-mail.
        
        Group communication
        
        includes a small group of people. Example:
        Teleconference in a distance learning class.
        
        Mass communication
        
        is meas of trasmitting messages to a large sgement of a population. Electroinc and print media are commonly used for this such as magazines, brodacast and television
- - - - Is concered with how accurately and efficiently messages can be transferred form one person to antother along a chnnel such as telephone wires or the air waves. In this view, communication is seen as as linear a one way.
    - - can be defined as dynamic process of exchanging meaningful messages. In fact, considering communication as a process which never ending and ever changing
    - - is transcation between the participants during which a relationship develops between them. In transctional, participats must arrive at some mutual argeement about meaning of thier messages.
- - - - Oculesics( eye contact)
      - Proxemics(distance)
      - Haptics(touch)
      - Voalics(paralanguage)
      - Chronemics(stucture of the time)
      - Kenesics(body movement)
- - - - The more interesting words you know, the stronger your speaking skills become. The best way to grow your vocabulary is to read.
    - - the rules about how words change their form and combine with other words to make sentences
    - - Is how comfortable and confident you are speaking English.It is also about showing a clear connection between each point that you are trying to make
    - - Is that an average speaker can speak and be understood. include: word and sentence stress, intonation, rhythm and the use of the individual
        sounds of a language.
- - - - In passive listening: you listen passively, at a low of concentration and absorb the minimum number of words.
      - active listening : involves a higher levl of concentration.