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INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
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Limited number of people who are usually in proximity to each other, use many sensory channels, and are able to provide immediate feedback
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TRANSMITTER
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Used by the sender as a means available for sending messages
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RECEPTOR
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Used by the receiver as a means available for receiving messages
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MEDIA RICHNESS
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The capacity of a communication approach to transmit cues and provide feedback
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CUE
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Stimulus that results in a response by the receiver
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ENCODING
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Gives personal meaning to messages that are to be sent
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DECODING
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Personal, interpreted meaning to messages that are received
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FEEDBACK
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The receiver's response to the message
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NOISE
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Any interference with the intended message in the channel
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SEMATICS
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The special meaning assigned to words
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LANGUAGE ROUTINES
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A person's verbal and nonverbal communication patterns that have become habits
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LYING
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Sender states something that is believed to be false i border to seriously mislead a receiver
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DISTORTION
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A wide range of messages that a sender may use between the extremes of lying and complete honesty
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DIALOGUE
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A process whereby people suspend their defensiveness to enable a free flow of exploration into their own and others' assumptions and beliefs
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ASSERTIVE COMMUNICATION
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Confidently expressing what you fee, think, and believe while respecting the right of others to hold different views
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