Communication
Process
and Its Components.
COMMUNICATION
It is a
information
individuals
system of
behavior.
process by which
is exchanged between
through a common
symbols, signs or
COMMUNICATION
It comes from the Latin
communicares, meaning to share
or to make ideas common.
COMPONENTS OF
THE COMMUNICATION
PROCESS
Sender
Receiver
Message
Feedback
Context
Channel
Environment
Interference
KINDS OF INTERFERENCE
A. Psychological barrier are thoughts that hamper the message to be
interpreted correctly by the receiver.
B.Physical barrier includes competing stimulus, weather and
climate, health and ignorance of the medium.
C.Linguistic and cultural barrier pertains to the language and its
cultural environment. Words may mean another in different
cultures.
D.Mechanical barrier includes cellphones, laptops, and other
gadgets used in communication.
Levels of
communication
INTRAPERSONAL
INTERPERSONAL
SMALL GROUP
PUBLIC
MASS
INTRAPERSONAL
COMMUNICATION
The
communication
within your self.
INTERPERSONAL
COMMUNICATION
•It is usually
involves two
people.
•“Dyadic
Communication”
SMALL GROUP
COMMUNICATION
It is involves three
or more people.
PUBLIC
COMMUNICATION
It happens when a person
or a group of people gather
and start sharing
information to an audience
or give a presentation on
certain topics to deliver a
message.
MASS
COMMUNICATION
The process of transmitting
ideas, information, opinions,
norms, attitudes, cultures,
etc. to a relatively large,
heterogeneous, and
anonymous audience
simultaneously through the
use of technological devices.
PRINCIPLES OF
EFFECTIVE
COMMUNICATION
1. Clarity
2. Concreteness
3. Courtesy
4. Correctness
5. Consideration
6. Creativity
7. Conciseness
8. Cultural Sensitivity
9. Captivating
Ethical
considerations
in communication
ETHICAL
COMMUNICATORS:
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
Respect Audience.
Consider the result of communication.
Value Truth.
Use information correctly.
Do not falsify information.