Purposive Communication Reviewer Part 1: Nature, Process, and Principles of Communication

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PART ONE: NATURE, PROCESS, AND PRINCIPLES OF COMMUNICATION

ELEMENTS OF COMMUNICATION

MODELS OF COMMUNICATION

PRINCIPLES OF COMMUNICATION

FORMS OF COMMUNICATION

COMMUNICATION ETHICS

- Respect privacy and other people's opinions PART TWO: COMMUNICATION FOR WORK PURPOSES

- Rhetorical Appeals:

- Types of Presentation:

BUSINESS LETTERS

- Essential Parts:

MEMORANDUM

EMPLOYMENT COMMUNICATION

ACADEMIC ATTITUDE

RHETORICAL SITUATION

ACADEMIC INTEGRITY

- How to use sources:

PART FOUR: COMMUNICATION IN MULTICULTURAL AND GLOBAL SETTINGS

KEY CONCEPTS:

FOUR FORMS OF INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION:

VARIETIES AND REGISTERS OF SPOKEN AND WRITTEN LANGUAGE

KEY CONCEPTS:

Register of Language (Five levels):

CULTURE AND CO-CULTURE AND ITS STRATEGIES (ASSIMILATION, ACCOMMODATION, AND SEPARATION)

Three Strategies of Co-cultural Communication:

Key Dimensions:

Two. High-Context versus Low-Context Communication

Three. High Power Distance versus Low-Power Distance

Four. Feminine versus Masculine Culture

CULTURAL DIFFERENCES: INFLUENCES ON CULTURAL IDENTITY

CHARACTERISTICS OF A COMPETENT GLOBAL COMMUNICATOR

THE SIX KEY TRAITS, EXPLAINED SIMPLY:

WHY THIS MATTERS:

Code-switching in text and speech challenges information-theoretic speaker design

Personal and Interpersonal Communication Strategies

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Effective Workplace Communication and Business Correspondence

Critical Perspectives in Communication: Communication and Representation