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PURPOSIVE COMMUNICATION

1
“COMMUNICATION”

MS. LIEZEL D. CORILLA


NO. 1
PURPOSIVE COMMUNICATION

COMMUNICATION

• Define communication
• Identify the basic function of Communication
• Differentiate the five categories of
communication
• Describe the different context of
communication
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Communication involves getting information


from one person to the other person. Yet even
this is not a complete definition because
communicating effectively involves having
that information relayed while retaining the
same in content and context.
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What is communication?
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Communication is the art and process of creating


and sharing ideas. LATIN WORD: COMMUNICO - I SHARE
It is defined as a systematic process in which
people interact with and through symbols to
create and interpret meaning.

Communication skills are the tools that we use to


remove the barriers to effective communication.
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It is also defined as the following:

• The act of transmitting


• A giving or exchanging of information, signals, or
messages as by talk, gestures, or writing
• The information, signals, or message
• A means of communicating; specifically a system for
sending and receiving messages, as by telephone,
telegraph, radio, etc.
• A system as of routes for moving troops and material
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It is also defined as the following:

• A system as of routes for moving troops and material


• A passage or way for getting from one place to another
• The art of expressing ideas, esp. in speech and writing
• The science of transmitting information, esp. in symbols
• Transmission of message via verbal and non-verbal cues
• Communication is a transaction in which the
participants are mutually engaged in the process
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Basic Functions of Communication:


• For interaction
• For increasing the store of information
• For better understanding of our self and the
world we live
• For changing people’s attitudes, beliefs,
opinions and actions
• For making decisions
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Five Categories of Communication:


• Verbal communication - uses words, dialects, and languages
• Non- Verbal communication - transmitting data without the
use of words
• Intrapersonal communication - communication within the
person. This reffered to as cognitive or personal
communication.
• Interpersonal communication - communication between
two persons who established a communicative relationship.
• Public communication - a communication that has a speaker
that sends a message to an audience.
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Context: refers to the setting in which communication


takes place.
• Physical Context it refers to where communication takes place.
• Social Context is the relationship that exists between and
among participants.
• Historical Context is the background provided by the previous
communication that influences understanding of the current
encounter.
• Psychological Context includes mood and feelings each person
brings to the communication.
• Cultural Context includes beliefs, values, norms that are shared
by an enlarge group of people.
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Characteristics of Human Communication:

• The process of communication is continuous,


ongoing, and dynamic.
• Communication begins with the self.
• Communication is irreversible or unerasable.
• Communication is reciprocal.
• Communication is unrepeatable.
• Communication is transactional.
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The Levels of Communication


1. Phatic Communication
• Basic Of Daily Communication
• Generally Done To Everyone They Meet In Their Lives
• Makes Use Of Conventional Messages To
• Establish Rapport, To Break The Ice, Or To End A
Conversation
• Greetings Like Hello, How Are You, Thanks For Your
Time, No Worries, Enjoy Your Day Are Samples Of
This Level Of Communication
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2. Factual Communication
• offers knowledge to others about anything under
the sun
• can be in a form of small talk with the use of events
and observations
• relatively safe level of communication and used by
every individual
• biographical information is also an example of this
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3. Evaluative Communication
• level of communication which offers opinions,
ideas and judgments to others
• requires critical thinking since you have to give
opinion based on the presented ideas
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4. Gut- Level Communication


• opening up the content of our hearts to people
• it puts our emotional intelligence into action
• allows us to practice self-awareness, self-control,
flexibility and empathy
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5. Peak Communication
• highest and rarely achieved communication
• the point where two persons extraordinarily
communicate beyond gut level and who share the
same emotion
• this is usually seen between husband and wife and
among family members
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Most people will relate to the forms of


communication—talking or listening. But
communication goes beyond that.
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PR1.1.1-1
“ Did we really communicate?”

Pen & Paper

none
NO. 1
PURPOSIVE COMMUNICATION

Q1.1.1-1

1. If I tell you one thing and you heard another, have I


communicated?
2. Do you agree? Then, what is communication without
understanding?

Submission: Monday (September 30, 2024)


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Q1.1.1-1

For Flexible Distance Learning:


• Screenshot of hand written answer on bondpaper and uploaded at Edmodo
Apps
For Modular Distance Learning:
• Handwritten bondpaper and submitted at AISAT Campus

• Five days after the discussion.


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“Don’t let what you cannot do interfere with what


you can do.”

– John Wooden

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