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C. Levels of Communication 3. Public Communication: Chapter 1: Communication Processes, Principles and Ethics

This document outlines 7 levels of communication: 1) Intrapersonal communication is communication within oneself through self-talk, thinking, and decision making. 2) Interpersonal communication occurs directly between two or more individuals through openness, empathy, and supportiveness. 3) Public communication involves a speaker delivering a message to several listeners in a formal setting. 4) Mass communication uses technologies like the internet, television, radio, and newspapers to replicate messages to many receivers. 5) Organizational communication occurs within workplaces to achieve objectives through policies and procedures. 6) Intercultural communication promotes understanding between cultural groups through verbal and nonverbal exchanges. 7) Developmental communication facilitates development

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C. Levels of Communication 3. Public Communication: Chapter 1: Communication Processes, Principles and Ethics

This document outlines 7 levels of communication: 1) Intrapersonal communication is communication within oneself through self-talk, thinking, and decision making. 2) Interpersonal communication occurs directly between two or more individuals through openness, empathy, and supportiveness. 3) Public communication involves a speaker delivering a message to several listeners in a formal setting. 4) Mass communication uses technologies like the internet, television, radio, and newspapers to replicate messages to many receivers. 5) Organizational communication occurs within workplaces to achieve objectives through policies and procedures. 6) Intercultural communication promotes understanding between cultural groups through verbal and nonverbal exchanges. 7) Developmental communication facilitates development

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Comm 01 / PURPOSIVE COMMUNICATION Handout No.

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Chapter 1: Communication Processes, Principles and Ethics

C. LEVELS OF COMMUNICATION 3. Public Communication


- communication occurs between a
1. Intrapersonal Communication speaker and several listeners
- communication that is expressed - the speaker delivers the message in a
through self- talk formal setting, giving a topic that is
thematic.
- stimuli are received either through the
senses or from the thought itself, then - feedback from the audience may be
they are sent to the brain as electric available or not.
signals for further processing.
4. Mass Communication
- Examples are thinking, meditating, and
- communication that takes place
making decisions
through a technology such as the social
2. Interpersonal Communication network/internet, television, radio and
newspaper
- direct one-to-one communication
between two or more persons. - through these channels, the message is
replicated many times, resulting to a
Two forms:
multiplier effect to the receivers
a. dyadic – between two persons
- messages conveyed in mass
(mother daughter dialogue)
communication must be screened prior
b. small group – three or more persons to public dissemination
( meeting of a study group of five
- example: senatorial candidates engage
classmates in a Speech class)
themselves in a pre-election debate on
- allows speakers to discuss topics that a TV network
interest them or they may share a
5. Organizational Communication
common bond with each other.
- communication within the workplace
- requirements in order for this type of
between and among members in order
communication to succeed:
to carry out an organization’s objectives
 Openness: willingness to open up and purposes, defining goal-directed
behavior for efficiency and effectiveness
 Empathy : Ability to understand the
other person’s feelings - example: a manager enunciates the
latest policy to his personnel).
 Supportiveness : Reinforcing the
other person's view point 6. Intercultural Communication

 Optimism: A positive feeling for the - communication that occurs in verbal


other person and nonverbal ways to promote the
understanding and goodwill between
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Chapter 1: Communication Processes, Principles and Ethics

and among cultural


communities/nations
- example: symposia among Filipinos and
international students in the MMSU
Campus
Three forms:
a. international communication
b. inter-ethnic communication
c. contra cultural communication
(MILF vs. government)
7. Developmental Communication
- communication that occurs between
progressive nation and developing
societies of the world in order to
facilitate the total development of
individuals and nations
- example: UNESCO experts/workers
mobilizing communities among
developing countries to launch
educational and livelihood projects

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