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    ENGL 2111 ENGL 2111

    Module 1 Module 2
    Definition and Principles of Communication Kinds of Communication

    *Communicare-Latin word meaning to *Non-Verbal Communication


    share,unite or join -transmits messages without relying on language
    *Communication-process by which people share or speech; uses audio signal or visual signals
    ideas or thoughts which can be understood by 1.Kinesics-language of body
    another through a chosen medium 2.Proxemics -language of space
    -send and receive messages using a 3.Haptics-language of touch
    channel 4.Chronemics-language of time
    *Principles of Communication 5.Appearance-language of looks
    1.Schemata-driven 6.Artifacts
    2.Interpretetative act Artifactual Communication-language of objects
    3.Communication is Symbolic 7.Paralanguage-non-verbal cues we can hear in
    4. Communication always result into something our voice
    6. Communication is Irreversible Elementsof Paralanguage
    7. Communication is contextual\ a.Vocal Quality-timbre or tone color
    8. Communication is Progressive b.Pitch-highness or lowness
    9. Communication is a process c.Tempo-how fast or slow someone speaks
    10.Communication is ethical d.Volume-loudness or softness of voice
    11. Communication is influenced by technology e.Junctures-breaks or pauses applied at the end
    and media or utterances or between thoughts
    *Verbal Communication
    -written or spoken language
    -involves sound production; utterance of words,
    phrases and sentences through speech
    Five Basic Features of human language
    1.Phonology-system of sound in language
    2.Semantics-meaning of words,phrases, and
    sentences in a language
    3.Morphology-formation of words
    4.Syntax-studies how words are put together to
    form grammatically correct sentences in
    language
    5.Pragmatics-how language is used

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