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Communication. Brygida Gwiazda-Rzepecka b.gwiazda-rzepecka@wso.wroc.pl. Communication. Plan. Communication Listening. Communication. Why do we communicate?. Communication. Is communication an easy process?. Model of communication process. NOISE. NOISE. NOISE. ENCODING. DECODING.
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Communication Brygida Gwiazda-Rzepecka b.gwiazda-rzepecka@wso.wroc.pl
Communication Plan • Communication • Listening BGR
Communication • Why do we communicate? BGR
Communication • Is communication an easy process? BGR
Model of communication process NOISE NOISE NOISE ENCODING DECODING MESSAGE SENDER RECEIVER CHANNEL CHANNEL CHANNEL CHANNEL DECODING ENCODING NOISE NOISE NOISE BGR
Components • Source – sb who creates a message; • Receiver; • Message; • Channel; • Noise; • Feedback; • ... BGR
Context • Physical aspect; • Historical aspect; • Psychological aspect; • Cultural aspect. BGR
Communication • What kind of channel do you know? BGR
Channel • Hearing - verbal; • Eyesight – non-verbal; • Smell; • Taste; • Touch. Direct Indirect BGR
Communication • What kind of noise do you know? BGR
Noise • External noise; • Internal noise; • Semantic noise. BGR
Communication • What kind of feedback do you know? BGR
Feedback • Direct feedback; • Indirect feedback. BGR
Listening • What do you do / say when you do not listen to somebody? BGR
Listening • Hearing vs listening BGR
Hearing vs listening • hearing – a natural, passive process;a physiological process; • listening – a skill; anactive, hard, learned process;a mental, psychological process. BGR
Listening process • To have ears does not mean to understand; • You must choose to participate in the process of listening. BGR
Listening process • „Listening is the process of receiving, constructing meaning from and responding to spoken and/or nonverbal messages (International Listening Association, 1996). • Stages: • Receiving; • Constructing meaning; • Responding. BGR
Listening process receiver constructing meaning source receiving message responding feedback BGR
Effective Listener • An effective / active listener vs a good listener BGR
Effective listening • Why is effective listening important? BGR
Forms of communication reading 17% listening 53% speaking 16% writing 14% BGR
More facts • 85% of what we know is from listening; • 45% of our time is spent on listening; • A person recalls 50% of what they have just heard; • Only 20% is remembered. BGR
Kinds of listening • What kinds of listening do you know? • Why do we listen? BGR
Kinds of listening • To learn; • To assess (judge); • To sympathize; • We combine all kinds. BGR
Effective listening • What threats of effective listening do you know? BGR
Threats • Physical barriers; • Psychological barriers; • Interactive barriers. BGR
Communication situations • Listening to somebody from different culture. • Listening to an unknown cousin at a wedding party. • Visiting grandma & spending an evening with her & her friends. • Taking part in a new computer programme course, which you are not going to use. • Taking part in a lecture at your friend’s faculty. • Taking part in a long group discussion on the group project. • Visiting an art gallery with a guide. BGR
Communication Thank you Brygida Gwiazda-Rzepecka b.gwiazda-rzepecka@wso.wroc.pl BGR