Episodes
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Day 2 of Lecture - Part 5: Rule 5
"Meanings are Not in Words" - words are often meaningless when we communicate. Although this is the opposite of what we would normally think, nonverbal communication is much more powerful than verbal communication.
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Day 2 of Lecture - Part 4: Rule 4
"Communication is unrepeatable" - Even if you say the same things and do the same things twice, the meaning changes.
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Day 2 of Lecture - Part 3: Rules 2 and 3
Rule #2: "You cannot not communicate" - As hard as you might try, it's impossible to shut down communication. Silence sends a message to others. Rule #3: "Communication is irreversible" - Once you have said or done something, you cannot take it back or erase it.
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Day 2 of Lecture - Part 2: Freudian Slip
What happens when you're thinking about something, but you know you shouldn't say it out loud? Sometimes it comes out of your mouth in an unexpected way. Listen to find out more about Freudian Slips.
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Day 1 of Lecture - Part 8: Feedback
Any response to a message is feedback. This sounds simple enough --- however, it's the quality of the feedback that makes the communication more or less effective.
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Day 1 of Lecture - Part 7: Channels
How do you get your message across to someone else? Part of what you need to decide upon is what tool to use to send the message: text, land line, snail mail, email. This is called the "CHANNEL" of communication.
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Day 1 of Lecture - Part 6: Transactional Model of Communication
Interpersonal communication is a two-way process. For a full explanation, you can also look at the National Communication Association's (NCA) explanation: NCA Transactional Communication Model
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Day 1 of Lecture - Part 5: Mass Communication
Communicating from one to many - this is how we define Mass Communication.
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Day 1 of Lecture - Part 4: Intrapersonal Communication
Intrapersonal communication is talking to yourself. How important is this "Self-Talk" in our lives? Check out this article (originally published by the Mayo Clinic, and made available via CNN) that links our intrapersonal communication with our overall health: Self-Talk and our Health
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Day 1 of Lecture - Part 3: Small Group Communication
What happens when you have more than two people communicating? There is a huge difference in the quality of the communication and your ability to be an effective communicator once the number of communicators exceeds yourself and another person.
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Day 1 of Lecture - Part 2: Effective Communication
What is effective communication? What makes us effective communicators, as opposed to ineffective ones ? What gets in the way off effective communication?
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Day 2 of Lecture - Part 1:Rules of Communication
Today we will focus on the Rules of Communication. You can also find these rules (or axioms) in your textbook: "Looking Out, Looking In"
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Day 1 of Lecture - Part 1: Interpersonal Communication Day 1
Comm 20 - Interpersonal Communication Lecture - Day 1 Part 1 Definitions of Basic Vocabulary, including: Interpersonal communication, small group communication, Intrapersonal Communication
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