Oral Com

T is the exchange of messages between two participants using a channel.

Latin term meaning "to make common"

It follows a systematic flow, with relevant stages and elements in order to make it successful.

One who thinks about, creates, and sends the messages to be shared.

It is the central elements of communication because it is created strategically based on a common language that the source and receiver understand depending on the environment and context.

Is the medium through which a message travels between the source and the receiver.

It is the one who accepts the message sent by the source through a channel.

It is created by the receiver in response to the message of the source.

It is the setting where messages are sent and received.

Refers to the conditions under which the interaction occurs.

Refers to anything that blocks the message of the source or changes how it will be perceived by the receiver.

It is used to designate, label, define, and limit. The proper use of language can make interpretation easy and simple. It is also necessary to consider the environment and culture as you attempt to communicate.

Language allows us to compare things so that we can decide or make a better judgement. Regulation and control in communication are more observable in formal meetings and discussions.

This is manifested in convincing people of your idea/product. To be able to convince the that your idea is better and will have a better chance of acceptance, your use of language must be persuasive or convincing.

Integration or continuously offsetting any disintegration at the interpersonal or the organizational level is an important function of communication. This help in maintaining individual, societal, or organizational stability and identity.

Communication allows you to express your emotions and satisfaction of social needs. Selecting an accurate, specific and precise word/term to describe how you feel helps in connoting the meaning of what you truly want to say