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Purposive Communication SLM4

This document contains information about face-to-face communication and principles of communication ethics. It discusses that face-to-face communication allows people in a conversation to see each other and interpret body language and facial expressions, helping convey the appropriate message. Words play a role in clearly communicating the intended meaning. Face-to-face is best for critical or emotional conversations. It also lists key principles of ethics like integrity, respecting diversity, and being accountable. The 7 principles of communication are clarity, objectivity, understanding the receiver, consistency, completeness, feedback, and considering time. Communication ethics can be observed through language, media, and building relationships guided by moral values.

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Purposive Communication SLM4

This document contains information about face-to-face communication and principles of communication ethics. It discusses that face-to-face communication allows people in a conversation to see each other and interpret body language and facial expressions, helping convey the appropriate message. Words play a role in clearly communicating the intended meaning. Face-to-face is best for critical or emotional conversations. It also lists key principles of ethics like integrity, respecting diversity, and being accountable. The 7 principles of communication are clarity, objectivity, understanding the receiver, consistency, completeness, feedback, and considering time. Communication ethics can be observed through language, media, and building relationships guided by moral values.

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BANASIHAN, ALEXIS E

BSHM 1E

Engaging Activities
What is face-to-face communication? 
Face-to-face communication is the distinction of being able to see the other party or parties in
a conversation. It allows for a better exchange of information since both speaker and listener can
see and interpret body language and facial expressions.
1. What is the role of words in face-to-face communication?
It allows you to convey the appropriate message when having communications, choosing
proper words allows you to have a better flow of the communication.
2. When would you use face to face communication?
For anything involving a critical conversation or emotional issue, doing it in person is
better, also when having a professional conversation with someone like business related
conversations it is proper to have a face-to-face conversation.
PT 1
Directions: Answer the following questions briefly. 
1. What are the key principles of ethics in communication?
Uphold integrity.
Respect diverts of perspective and privacy.
Observe freedom of expression effectively.
Promote access to communication.
Be open-minded
Develop your sense of accountability.

2. What are the 7 principles of communication?


principle of clarity, principle of objective, principle of understanding the receiver, principle of
consistency, principle of completeness, principle of feedback and principle of time.
3. How can you observe ethics in communication?
how a person uses language, media, journalism, and creates relationships that are guided by an
individual's moral and values
Be clear with your purpose.
o Support your message with facts.
o Be concise.
o Provide specific information in your feedback.
o Adjust to the needs, interests, values, and beliefs of your audience.
o Observe communication ethics.
o Be your natural self and appear very confident.

PT2
 
1. What is impersonal communication?
 ∙ one-way communication process
 ∙ used to give basic information such as company policies, instructions or facts
Impersonal communication involves communicating with people such a sales clerks and servers,
and you have no history or future with them. Written, spoken and unspoken elements of
communication to which people assign meaning.
 2. What is interpersonal communication?
∙ occurs when people involved talk and listen (dialogue)
Interpersonal communication refers to the entire process and practice of exchanging ideas,
information, and even emotional experiences that can be shared between people.
 ∙ for true communication to take place: 
o message must be understood by person receiving information in same way the sender intended 
o feedback is the way to make sure message has been understood 
3. List three different nonverbal cues and describe the meanings they could convey to the
recipient.
Nodding if head- means agreeing to something
Hands shaking- nervous or agitated
Fist clenching ∙ suppressing
 4. Good communication occurs when a(n) ________________ meaning is reached.
 a. unresolved
 b. shared
 c. prejudice d. nonverbal
 5. A single arm crossed over the chest more than likely indicates:
 a. arrogance 
b. boredom 
c. irritation 
d. apathy
 e. insecurity 

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