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Transactional process in which people generate
meaning through the exchange of verbal and nonverbal messages in specific
contexts, influenced by individual and societal forces and embedded in culture
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Human Communication
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7 Basic Components of Communication
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Message Creation, Meaning Creation,Setting, Participants,Channels,Noise,Feedback
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Taking ideas and turning them into messages
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Encoding
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Receiving a message and interpreting its meaning
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Decoding
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The process of selection, organization, and
interpretation of the information you collect through your senses.
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Perception
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Most typical representation of concept.
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Prototype
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After you perceive and organize sensory information, you
assign meaning to it.
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Interpretation
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A structure that shapes how people interpret their
perceptions
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Frames
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Who a person is, composed of individual and
social categories a person identifies with, as well as the categories that
others identify with that person
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Identity
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believe what we tell
ourselves to believe
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Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
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the understanding of one’s unique characteristics as well as
the similarities to, and differences from others
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Self- Concept
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the specific identities an individual holds in a society
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Social Identity
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occurs
when people experience adverse or negative feelings toward a group as a whole
or toward an individual because she or
he belongs to a group
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Prejudice
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generally refers to the written or oral words we exchange
and those words we usually are referred to as language
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Verbal Communication
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Languages 7 Basic Functions
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Instrumental,Regulatory, Informative, Heuristic,Interactional,Personal,Imaginative
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