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    This document discusses different types of communication contexts: - Intrapersonal communication involves communicating with oneself through self-talk, writing in diaries, making notes as reminders, daydreaming or meditating. - Interpersonal communication involves more than one person and can include dyadic communication between two people, small group communication between 3-15 people, public communication from one speaker to a larger audience, mass communication using media technology, organizational communication within a workplace structure, and intercultural communication between people of different cultures. - Small group communication requires 3-15 people discussing an issue to find a solution or plan, with roles of speaker and listener that can change. Public communication has one fixed speaker addressing a

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    This document discusses different types of communication contexts: - Intrapersonal communication involves communicating with oneself through self-talk, writing in diaries, making notes as reminders, daydreaming or meditating. - Interpersonal communication involves more than one person and can include dyadic communication between two people, small group communication between 3-15 people, public communication from one speaker to a larger audience, mass communication using media technology, organizational communication within a workplace structure, and intercultural communication between people of different cultures. - Small group communication requires 3-15 people discussing an issue to find a solution or plan, with roles of speaker and listener that can change. Public communication has one fixed speaker addressing a

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    This document discusses different types of communication contexts: - Intrapersonal communication involves communicating with oneself through self-talk, writing in diaries, making notes as reminders, daydreaming or meditating. - Interpersonal communication involves more than one person and can include dyadic communication between two people, small group communication between 3-15 people, public communication from one speaker to a larger audience, mass communication using media technology, organizational communication within a workplace structure, and intercultural communication between people of different cultures. - Small group communication requires 3-15 people discussing an issue to find a solution or plan, with roles of speaker and listener that can change. Public communication has one fixed speaker addressing a

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    Chapter 11: Learning the

    Types of Speech Context


    INTRAPERSONAL
    Communication
    • Means communication with oneself

    • May be seen in situations involving talking to or


    writing to oneself

    • The Speaker and the Listener are one and the


    same, which is you.

    • You send the message, and you yourself receive


    that message
    Examples of Intrapersonal
    Communication
    • Memorizing out loud a dialogue in a play

    • Writing in a diary or a private blog

    • Writing on a post-it to remind oneself

    • Daydreaming

    • Meditating
    INTERPERSONAL
    Communication
    • Involves more than one person

    • Can be differentiated by its purpose

    A. Dyadic Communication

    B. Small Group Communication

    C. Public Communication

    D. Mass Communication

    E. Organizational Communication

    F. Intercultural Communication
    A. Dyadic Communication
    • Involves only two participants

    • The roles of Speaker and Listener are not fixed, they can be interchangeable

    • One Speaker and one Listener come together to exchange thoughts, ideas,
    opinions, and information

    • Informal:

    - Conversation - most common, most frequent, and most popular

    • Formal:

    - Interview - almost always highly formal

    - Dialogue - one bares heart and soul to go deeper into their motivations,
    attitudes, and beliefs
    B. Small Group
    Communication
    • Requires from 3 to 15 people to study an issue, discuss a problem,
    and come up with a solution or a plan

    • The group has an agenda, a leader, and an outcome to accomplish

    • Rules must be followed to facilitate order, as everyone can be both


    Speaker and Listener

    • Small Groups can be divided into 2 depending on its purpose:

    1. Study Groups - meant to look into a problem but not


    necessarily come up with a solution

    2. Task Oriented Groups - study an issue to come up


    with a plan to resolve that issue
    C. Public Communication
    • One Speaker addresses many Listeners,
    collectively known as an Audience

    • No interchanging of the Speaker and Listener


    roles

    • The speech is well prepared, Speaker is is


    dressed appropriately, and Listeners are set to
    listen
    D. Mass Communication
    • Any of the above human verbal communications
    carried out with the aid of mass media technology

    • Examples:

    - Radio

    - Television

    - Internet

    - Social Media
    E. Organizational
    Communication
    • Refers to the interaction of members along the links in
    an organizational structure

    • Two variations of Organizational Communication

    1. Formal - uses the proper channels


    graphically illustrated by an organizational
    chart; follows the chain of command

    2. Informal - bypasses the links, skips forward


    or backwards, or even goes sideways just
    to achieve the same goal
    F. Intercultural
    Communication
    • Exchange of concepts, traditions, values, and
    practices between and among people of different
    nationalities and ways of life

    • Goes beyond showcasing folk dances, local


    songs, and native delicacies

    • For it to be more meaningful, should be a deeper


    understanding and awareness of what makes
    various nationalities different and unique, but also
    similar and familiar

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