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Mike and the California Raisins!

Mike and the California Raisins!. Present. A Communication Analysis Michael Davis - Jace Bowen - Caio Dicenzo - Melanie Wolf. Consider!. Have you considered how communication is directly affecting YOU every day ?. Preview. Models of Communication In Order To Educate

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Mike and the California Raisins!

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  1. Mike and the California Raisins! Present... A Communication Analysis Michael Davis - Jace Bowen - Caio Dicenzo - Melanie Wolf

  2. Consider! Have you considered how communication is directly affecting YOU every day?

  3. Preview • Models of Communication In Order To Educate • Conflict Management & Verbal/Nonverbal Communication • Message Overload

  4. Communication ModelsExample: Planned Parenthood Social Media

  5. Concept: The Interactive Model of Communication Wood, Julia T. (2013-01-01). Communication Mosaics: An Introduction to the Field of Communication (Page 15). Cengage Textbook.

  6. Analysis: PP Social Media Activity Is ‘Interactive’ and ‘Informs’ • Raises awareness to their cause • Consistently keeps followers engaged • Make education more personal and private • Easily directs those in need to services • Boost web traffic • Call to action • Transparency

  7. Conflict and Verbal/Nonverbal CommunicationExample: Cecile Richards' Official Video Response https://youtu.be/dZUjU4e4fUI?t=15s

  8. Analysis of verbal/non-verbal communication • Appearance, • Liking • posture, • Facial Cues • Loaded language • Result? – Bad or Goodconflict resolution? Wood, Julia T. (2013-01-01). Communication Mosaics: An Introduction to the Field of Communication (Page 104). Cengage Textbook.

  9. Analysis of Conflict Communication Strategies • Conflict responses: “Overt behavioral responses to conflict” • Win-Win Orientation • assumes that there are usually ways to resolve differences so that everyone gains. • Loyalty Response of Ms. Richards • staying committed • “The Opposition” • Destructive Response (Win-Lose) • “PP cannot win”? Wood, Julia T. (2013-01-01). Communication Mosaics: An Introduction to the Field of Communication (Page 143). Cengage Textbook.

  10. Win-Lose?

  11. Planned Parenthood Website shows us…. www.plannedparenthood.org

  12. Message OverloadExample: Newsroom

  13. Message Overload Cont. Many languages: • Ambiguous • Abstract • Not concrete • Loaded • Slant perceptions • Political correctness • Reappropriation • Becomes a source of pride … Continued … • Standpoint • Political awareness of circumstances • Grapevine • Linear flow of info • Cluster • Several informed people each inform different clusters Super Saturation • Never ending flow of information • Whether we want it or not Wood, Julia T. (2013-01-01). Communication Mosaics: An Introduction to the Field of Communication (Page 118). Cengage Textbook.

  14. Let’s Review • Models of Communication In Order To Educate • Conflict Management & Verbal/Nonverbal Communication • Message Overload

  15. Conclusion Higham, Rupert. “Communication Breakdown: How Conflict Can Promote Responsible Leadership in Students.” School Leadership & Management 0.0 (2016): 1–17. Taylor and Francis+NEJM. Web.

  16. Thank you for your time!

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