January 21, 2023

Identify concepts we have discussed so far: Such as encoding, decoding, noise, feedback, context, verbal/nonverbal, content/relational messages, punctuation, inevitability, symmetrical/c

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WATCH this clip from the movie "LaLaLand"

Identify concepts we have discussed so far:

Such as…encoding, decoding, noise, feedback, context, verbal/nonverbal, content/relational messages, punctuation, inevitability, symmetrical/complementary interactions…

Write up a 2-page response that analyzes the La La Land clip using these concepts. Show us that you understand these concepts by identifying them in this clip. Try to avoid simply summarizing the clip – instead, focus on analyzing it using the concepts we have learned in the class. Be specific!

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Communication 3620 Foundations of Interpersonal Communication This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA-NC

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What is Interpersonal Communication? The verbal and nonverbal interaction between two interdependent people (sometimes more) Verbal: the words we use Nonverbal: everything else! (facial expressions, body movements, tone of voice, etc.) Interdependent: the actions of one person affects the other person, and vice versa

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Interpersonal Communication Involves Codes, Sources, and Receivers Code : a set of symbols (e.g., language) Source : encodes messages (puts meaning into codes) Receiver : receives, decodes messages (takes meaning out of codes)

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Transactional View of Communication We simultaneously act as sources and receivers Continual, simultaneous communication Meaning is co-created

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Interpersonal Communication is Distorted by Noise Physical Noise

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Interpersonal Communication is Distorted by Noise Physiological Noise style.visibility

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Interpersonal Communication is Distorted by Noise Psychological Noise

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Interpersonal Communication is Distorted by Noise Semantic Noise

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Interpersonal Communication Contains Feedback Feedback contains information about our messages We get feedback from ourselves We get feedback from others

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Interpersonal Communication Depends on Context Physical Cultural Social-psychological Temporal (time)

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Interpersonal Communication and Channels Channel : the medium through which messages pass (e.g., v ocal-auditory, visual, chemical, tactile) or the means of communication (e.g., face-to-face, email, social media posts)

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Break time! Watch this video: It relates to interpersonal channels and information overload. You can also click here for video clip

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Communication is Inevitable “You cannot not communicate” Behavior is communicated when it’s given meaning

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Communication Contains both Content and Relational Messages Content message = the literal content of the message Relational message = what a message implies about the relationship between the speaker and the listener “get over here right now”

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Interactions are Defined by How They are Punctuated Punctuation: how communication acts are divided, marked The beginnings and endings of interactions are perceived What is the stimulus and what is the response?

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Messages Contain Verbal Symbols and Nonverbal Cues Verbal = often contains the content Nonverbal = often conveys information about the relationship

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Interactions are Symmetrical or Complementary Symmetrical : partners mirror each other Complementary : partners use opposite behaviors Nag/Nag vs. Nag/Withdrawal

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Time to Reflect: Reflection #1 WATCH this clip from the movie La La Land and try to identify concepts we have discussed so far: Such as…encoding, decoding, noise, feedback, context, verbal/nonverbal, content/relational messages, punctuation, inevitability, symmetrical/complementary interactions… Write up a 2-page response that analyzes the La La Land clip using these concepts. Show us that you understand these concepts by identifying them in this clip. Be specific as you relate the class content to the clip. Submit this as Reflection #1

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Task List and Reminders TO DO Read assigned reading from DeVito textbook Read the assigned reading on small talk from “The Conversation” Take the Quiz #2 by Saturday of this week (11:59 PM EST) DOUBLE-CHECK Did you submit Reflection #1?

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Welcome to Communication 3620 Nathanson, Amy Nathanson, Amy 57 2020-08-03T18:09:49Z 2023-01-05T18:55:41Z

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