UNIVERSITY OF MAKATI
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL SCIENCE
STUDENT NAME: Nicole Louise A. Villanas
SUBJECT: Purposive Communication
WATCH AND BUZZ
SPEECH COMMUNICATION PROCESS
The speech communication process
refers to a series of actions or steps
taken in order to successfully
communicate. The overall goal of the
communication process is to present an
individual or party with information and
have them understand it. speech
communication process, in general, is
comprised of several elements. These
elements include the speaker, message,
channel, listener, feedback, interference,
situation.
SPEAKER
-The speaker is simply the person who is
delivering, or presenting, the speech.
The success of the talk will be based on
the credibility, preparation, and
knowledge of the speaker about
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the topic.
MESSAGE
-This refers to the information that the
sender is relaying to the receiver.
Speakers should deliver it in a clear way
for it to reach the listeners in the same
way the speaker is trying to convey it.
CHANNEL
-The channel is the medium through
which the message comes. Examples of
channels include radio, phone, internet,
tv, and verbal.
LISTENER
-The listener is the person who is
receiving the message through a
channel. To communicate effectively, a
speaker must be able to empathize, or
see the world from the viewpoint of the
audience. CONCLUSION
FEEDBACK Communication is much more
-The feedback refers to the response of complicated than many people thought
the listener or the receiver of the and knowing the elements is important
message. Often this is how the speaker as they are part of our every
knows if s/he is sending an effective conversation. It is applied to all
message. in general, feedback during a communication events regardless of
presentation is typically non-verbal -a the number of the receivers or listeners.
student nodding her/his head in
agreement or a confused look from an
audience member.
INTERFERENCE
-Interference is anything that affects
the communication process. It may be
internal or external. The former may
include the relationship between the
speaker and the listener while the latter
may include what’s going on around.
Every speaker must prepare and
present with the assumption that
interference is likely to be present in the
speaking environment.
SITUATION
In the communication process, the
situation refers to the time and place
where the conversation happened. It is
the physical setting of the event. A
speaker must keep in mind the situation
when preparing.