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    Lesson 1 discusses the nature of communication. Communication is defined as the exchange of ideas, messages, and information between two or more people through a shared medium so that the sender and receiver have a common understanding. There are key elements of communication including a sender, receiver, channel, feedback, noise and interference. The communication process involves a sender transmitting a message through a channel which the receiver gets and provides feedback on. Communication can occur through different modes such as interpretive, presentational, and interpersonal. Verbal and non-verbal communication are also discussed.

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    Lesson 1 discusses the nature of communication. Communication is defined as the exchange of ideas, messages, and information between two or more people through a shared medium so that the sender and receiver have a common understanding. There are key elements of communication including a sender, receiver, channel, feedback, noise and interference. The communication process involves a sender transmitting a message through a channel which the receiver gets and provides feedback on. Communication can occur through different modes such as interpretive, presentational, and interpersonal. Verbal and non-verbal communication are also discussed.

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    Lesson 1

    NATURE OF
    COMMUNICATION

    -Ms. Fuentes
    Instructor
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    COMMUNICATION

    Communication can broadly be defined as exchange of ideas,


    messages and information between two or more persons, through a
    medium, in a manner that the sender and the receiver understand
    the message in the common sense that is, they develop common
    understanding of the message.

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    ELEMENTS OF
    COMMUNICATION
    FEEDBACK
    NOISE/
    INTERFERENCE
    CHANNEL
    Immediate form which
    message takes place

    RECEIVER
    CONTEXT
    The context of any

    SENDER
    communication act is the
    environment surrounding it. 9
    COMMUNICATION PROCESS

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    TYPES OF COMMUNICATION
    ACCORDING TO MODE
    Communication Mode:
    The medium or channel through
    which communicative intent is
    expressed.
    THREE MODES OF
    COMMUNICATION
    INTERPRETIVE
    PRESENTATIONAL

    INTERPERSONAL
    ● One-way ● One-way
    communication with communication
    no recourse to the Two –way communication with intended for an
    active negotiation of active negotiation of meaning adult, listeners, or
    meaning with the among individuals viewers.
    writer, speaker, or
    producer.

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    Verbal

    Non-verbal

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