Essay on Process Of Communication

...The two parties are sender-company and receiver-customer. The communication tools are message and media used to communicate the process. The four major communication functions are encoding, decoding, response and feedback. The last element is the noise which is anytime of interference disrupting clarity of the message. Senders must encode the message as per the target audience and use the right media. The receiver decodes the message, responds to the message and sends feedback to the company. Ex...

...Which of the four goals of business communication are the most important and why it has this distinction? Receiver Understanding is the most important factors in the goals of business communication because if the receiver are not able to decode the message given by the sender, the other process might not be accomplished as the receiver couldn’t send feedback to the sender. This process is the most distinct as the receiver understanding is the main purpose of business communication itself, and ...

...My perception going into the situation was that I had to start on the project right away and get it done as soon as possible. The project was my top priority. After I finish the project I would go back to my desk and continue my job tasks. My perception of the misunderstanding affected the communication process by not getting the job done when it should have been done. Thinking that I had to get on the project right away I forgot about my daily work tasks. Not doing my daily tasks would result i...

...i)Manager’s feedback: my manager find me organized while discussing a topic internally or with another department, also my manager said that I’m a good negotiator. ii)Audio Recording: in order to assess my tone of voice, my oral communication skills, I recorded my voice for a subject I want to discuss it with the team, I found a lot things I need to work on it, for example; my tone of voice, I have to work on it to make more relaxed while addressing a message to people, also I found myself t...

...  The objective is to examine the antecedent of customer loyalty amongst consumers. The theoretical underpinning of customer loyalty comprises of a Four-Stage Loyalty Model that consists of only four evolving stages, that is; cognitive loyalty, cognitive loyalty, action loyalty and affective loyalty. Three of the stages of loyalty; cognitive loyalty, affective loyalty, and conative loyalty, are usually termed as attitudinal loyalties while action loyalty is termed as behavioral loyalty. (M...

...Barthes, R. (2009). Mythologies. London: Vintage Classics. 3-14 and 131-144 Craig, R.T. (1999). Communication theory as a field. Communication Theory, 9, 119-161. Griffin, E. (2011). A First Look at Communication Theory. 8th edition. New York: McGraw Hill. J. C. McCroskey, J. A. Daly, & M. M. Martin (Eds.). (1998). Communication and Personality: Trait Perspectives. Cresskill, NJ: Hampton, pp. 233-286, Website: Presshttp://www.ic.arizona.edu/ic/wrightr/const/bu98b.htm#II.B.%20CC%20and%20%E2%8...

...Diagonal communication also includes how companies of different purpose communicate with each other; these companies are of varying dependency on each other. This form of 'cross' communication usually takes on the form of formal speech or written notices but seldom uses an informal communication pattern. Horizontal communication may be routed in the same organization to persons in the same job positions or different organization same job positions as well as dependencies. An example may be bank...

...In the case of trying to rehabilitate a youth offender, Rogers’ theory would work well as the service user would need to be in an environment where those working with him were congruent, they would not hold his past actions against him or judge him for them. Rather they would receive him openly and with understanding when trying to help him. They would also need empathy in order to look past his crimes and to see if there were any internal or external factors that contributed to his situation ...

...Each person in the communication act is both a speaker and a listener, and can be simultaneously send and receiving message. The interactive model does not indicate that communicators can both send and receive messages simultaneously. Transactional Model of communication shows that the elements in communication are interdependent. Each person in the communication act is both a speaker and a listener, and can be simultaneously send and receiving message. The interactive model does not indicate th...

...All the five senses are the channels which help human beings to communicate with each other. R - Receiver When the message reaches the receiver, he tries to understand what the listener actually wants to convey and then responds accordingly. This is also called as decoding. The receiver should be on the same platform as the speaker for smooth flow of information and better understanding of the message. He should possess good communication skills to understand what the speaker is trying to convey...

...On the other hand, the process motivation theory adopted for this study is the goal theory of motivation. In the late 1960s, Edwin Locke proposed that intentions to work toward a goal are a major source of work motivation (Locke and Latham, 1990). That means the goal will tell the people what needs to be done and how much effort will need to be put in order to fulfill the goal and target of the organization (Locke and Latham, 1990). The key steps in applying goal setting are: (1) diagnosis for r...

...Technical communication is sometimes considered a professional task for which organizations either hire specialized employees, or outsource their needs to communication firms. For example, a professional writer may work with a company to produce a user manual. Other times, technical communication is regarded as a responsibility that technical professionals employ on a daily basis as they work to convey technical information to coworkers and clients. For example, a computer scientist may need to ...

...Communication is the process exchange information of ideas, thoughts, opinions and feeling between two or more persons. It involves listening, questioning, explaining, clarifying and convincing. Effective communication entails a two way process it involves sending the right message and ensuring it is correctly received and understood by the other person. For effective communication to be complete one, has to get feedback as this ensures the status of conveying the message. For effective communic...

...Firstly communication is an ongoing and continuously changing process, you are changing, the people with who you are communication are changing and your environment is also continually changing, secondly in an transactional process, each element exists in relation to all the other elements, there is an interdependence where there can be no source without a receiver and no message wihtou a source, finally each person in the communication process reacts depending on factors such as their backgroun...

...Without the media, people in societies would be isolated, not only from the rest of the world, but from governments, law-makers, and neighbouring towns and cities. Today we can’t think a day without electronic media, which is the best media of communication. Electronic media can motivate people quickly and easily than another media. In every advancement in technology comes with some drawbacks but remedies are there, the need is to focus on getting maximum benefit. Our life now becomes easier a...

...It is the first of the initiation sacraments; it removes original sin and has a number other effects on the adherent and it transforms the adherent into a child of God. The ritual of Baptism also has an ongoing impact in the life of the adherent because it allows the to participate in the other sacraments and they renew their promises yearly at Easter. Thus, participating in the ritual does make a difference in the life of the adherent and is essential to the Catholic religion. Once they have re...

...Marketers who are taking the advantage of World Wide Web to market products must take social environments, changing business times and the psychology of a customer.  Consumers always change interests, ideas and choice of purchases. These must be considered coupled with holistic approach in marketing communication.   Internet has carved and shaped several successful multinationals through the medium of marketing communication and this will certainly witness a rapid progress apart from creating...

...Functions of Mass Communication for Society (Macroanalysis) For society to exist, certain communication needs must be met. These needs existed long before the advent of mass media. As society became larger, these functions became too large to be handled by single individuals. We should consider the consequences of performing these communication functions via the mass media. Some of these consequences are harmful or negative and are called dysfunctions. Media functions are not mutually exclusive;...

...Because some ideas are universal, many different cultures developed similar ideograms. For example an eye with a tear means 'sadness' in Native Americanideograms in California, as it does for the Aztecs, the early Chinese and the Egyptians. Ideograms were precursors of logographic writing systems such as Egyptian hieroglyphs and Chinese characters. Examples of ideographical proto-writing systems, thought not to contain language-specific information, include the Vinca script (see also T?rt?ria ta...

...LeBaron Michelle, Culture-Based Negotiation (University of Colorado, Boulder, 2003). Lederach John, Peaceful Negotiations ( SUP, Syracuse NY, 1995). Rodgers Drew, Cross-Cultural Approach to Negotiations (CUP, Cambridge, 2003). Pervez Ghauri and Milind Agarwal, Business in Emerging Markets ( Sage, London, 2002). Salacuse Jeswald, Global business Deals: Negotiating Abroad ( PON Books, Cambridge, 2003). Stefan Kroll, International Commercial Arbitration (Harvard Business School, Boston, 2003) Willi...

...Public Communication is usually considered as a large group of people or laypersonswith a vast difference in a number of factors, e.g., socioeconomic status, literacylevel, occupation, and habitat. Communication to public serves some purposes thatbenefit the common man (e.g., health education) or sometimes to make requests orto get favors from the public in general elections. Public communication requiresspecial communication skills as the size of the group is very large with so manydifferences ...

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...o For all of its advantages, electronic communication carries with it several dangerous aspects. Privacy and security have been concerns of the users of electronic communication since the days of the telegraph. In the Internet age, all data transmitted electronically must pass through a series of stages at which it could potentially be intercepted by a third party. The convenience of doing business online--in the form on online banking, stock trading and shopping--has forced businesses to invent...

...Interpersonal communication and public speaking are the two basic types of verbal communication. Whereas public speaking involves one or more people delivering a message to a group, interpersonal communication generally refers to a two-way exchange that involves both talking and listening. According to Robert M. Krauss, professor of psychology at Columbia University, signs and symbols are the major signals that make up verbal communication. Words act as symbols, and signs are secondary products ...

...Make oneself a trusted leader: A leader who has 100% voluntary followers will initiate proper communication. The leader will offer a clear direction, decision making and problem solving if needed. Open communication: Holding a sober session to discuss decision making procedures, roles of team members and authority hierarchy among other pertinent issues will clear any doubts among team mates. Misunderstandings will be ironed out as well as trying to make expectations of team members alike. Build ...

...Adler, R. B., Rosenfeld, L. B., & Proctor II, R. R. (2012). Twelfth edition of interplay: the process of interpersonal communication. Oxford, New York: Oxford University Press, Inc. Cardova A., (November 14, 2012) Nonverbal Communication. Interpersonal Communications. Lecture conducted from Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR. Dictionary and Thesaurus - Merriam-Webster Online. (2012). Merriam-Webster. Retrieved 11/20/2012 from http://www.merriam-webster.com/ Tennant, A. (Director). Lassit...

...One recurring theme in this analysis of international communication has been the continued domination of the global information industry, by a few, mainly Western nations and the transnational corporations based in these countries. From Marconi to Microsoft, a continuity can be detected in how mainly Western technology has set the agenda of international communication, whether it was cabling the world, broadcasting to an international audience or creating a virtual globe through the Internet. T...

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