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    Communication Process

    and Principles
    Purposive Communication
    Objectives:
    At the end of the lesson, the
    students will be able to:

    define what communication is;


    understand the nature of
    communication;
    explain the importance of
    effective communication in
    personal life.
    What is Communication?
    it came from the Latin word “communicare”, meaning, to share
    or to make common.
    is the exchange of information from one person to another.
    it aims to express or send a thought or message to a single person,
    a small group, a big audience, or the mass.
    Nature of Communication
    Genina’s boss asked her to represent the company at a promotional
    event sponsored by one of their suppliers. She was very nervous
    because it would be her first time to attend an event alone. She
    reached the venue earlier than expected. She was already feeling
    uncomfortable because she cannot find anybody she knows. A few
    more minutes passed and she saw someone familiar across the room.
    It was Geannie, her college friend. Genina pulled a big smile on her
    face and she started waving at Geannie. Seeing and recognizing her,
    Geannie smiled and waved back. Genina hastened to Geannie and
    they started talking to each other.
    The first person we would
    like to talk to is usually the
    closest person we know.
    WHY?
    Proxemics

    Proxemics would tell us that we tend to have a closer


    gravity pull to people we are comfortable with in a
    personal or intimate manner
    The principle of proxemics would also alter our body
    language and facial expression.
    Genina’s situation is an
    example of the two-way
    process of communication
    Communication is a continuing process.
    It may be formal or informal.
    Most part of the communication process is
    done in a non-verbal manner rather than in
    verbal one.
    It can be personal or impersonal.
    Nature of Communication
    Zeke found out that the sales of the company has gone down for
    the past two months. He needs to report this to his boss
    immediately. On his way to his boss’ office, Zeke saw his boss
    furiously talking to his secretary. When his boss entered his office,
    he slammed the door. Zeke, knowing that there is a big chance
    his boss would get angry at him, still submitted the sales report.
    01
    In communication, there are we need to identify the
    factors we need to consider content to be covered
    before we start delivering
    02
    our message to our receiver.
    we need to know the
    communication climate
    How do we tune in to the
    other person?
    tuning in means finding out how the other person processes
    and stores the information that he/ she receives.
    01
    Visual
    3 sensory
    02
    process types
    Auditory
    03
    Kinesthetic
    Visual
    People who use this sensory process
    retain a good picture of the message
    in their mind.
    They can vividly recall and describe
    things by the way they look.
    They store pictures.
    Auditory
    People who use this sensory
    process learn through listening.
    They store sounds.
    They depend on speaking as their
    way of learning.
    Kinesthetic
    People who use this sensory
    process store touch sensation.
    They organize and make sense of
    information through either tactile
    or kinesthetic.
    Non-verbal
    communication
    refers to the delivering of messages without the use of
    words.
    it includes the following: body language, proxemics,
    paralanguage, presuppositions, and cultural and
    environmental conditions.
    Thank you
    very much!

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