COMPONENTS AND

PROCESS OF
COMMUNICATION

Eleanor Ruiz- Robles

WHAT IS
COMMUNICATION?
WHAT IS EFFECTIVE
COMMUNICATION?
THE IMPORTANCE OF
COMMUNICATION
1. Presentation
2. Relationships
3. Contexts
4. Diversity
5. Influence
6. Technology
7. Research
 • Intrapersonal Communication is
communication that occurs in
your own mind. It is “self-talk”
which are the inner speech or
Levels of mental conversations that we
Communication carry on with ourselves. It is the
basis of your feelings, biases,
prejudices, and beliefs.

– Examples are when you

make any kind of decisions.
 • Interpersonal communication
is the communication
between two people but can
Levels of
Communication involve more in informal
conversations. Through this
kind of communication we
maintain relationships.
 • Small Group communication is
communication within formal or
informal groups or teams. It is
Levels of group interaction that results in
Communication decision making, problem solving
and discussion within an
organization.
 • One-to-group communication
involves a speaker who seeks to
Levels of inform, persuade or motivate an
Communication
audience.
 • Mass communication is the
electronic or print transmission of
messages to the general public.
Levels of Outlets called mass media include
Communication things like radio, television, film,
and printed materials designed to
reach large audiences.
 • Ethical - This means that a
communicator follows the morals
Competent and codes of conduct within a
Communicators society. It is how a person
are… behaves and how they treat
others.
 • Responsible - This means that
Competent they take responsibility for their
Communicators own communication choices and
are… behavior.
 • Accessible - They tend to value
positive relationships with peers,
Competent supervisors, and clients. They are
Communicators open and approachable. They are
are… seen as caring, likable, and
pleasant to be around.