The document outlines the process of human communication, beginning with a desire or emotion that stimulates communication of a need. The communicator must know the code of oral language to select sounds to represent their ideas, which they produce using vocal mechanisms and body language. Sound and light waves then carry the message to listeners, whose brains interpret the language symbols through the ears and eyes. The communicator then watches for signs of understanding from listeners while also receiving feedback about themselves to adjust to the situation.

3. A desire, feeling, or an
emotion provides a
communicator a
stimulus to
communicate a need.

4. Before a communicator can
utter a sound(s), he/she has
to know the code of oral
language with which to
represent his/her ideas and in
order to make his/her
selection.

5. The communicator then uses
his/her vocal mechanism to
produce the sounds of
language accompanied by
his/her facial expression,
gestures, and body stance.

6. The sound waves spread at
1,000 ft. per second and light
waves travel at a speed of
186,000 miles per second
carry the speaker's message
to his/her listeners.

7.  when sound waves make an impact
upon the listener's ears after which
the resulting nerve impulses reach
the brain via the auditory nerve;
light waves strike the listener's
eyes after which the resulting nerve
impulses reach the brain via optic
nerve.

8. The communicator interprets
the language symbols he/she
receives and thinks further.

9. The communicator may
show overt behavior like
a nod, yawn, or smile or
he/she may not show
any behavior at all.

10.  While the communicator watches for signs
or understanding of his/her message
among his/her listeners, he/she is also
atuned to what is going inside him/her;
the communicator is receiving and
decoding messages about himself/herself
from his/her audience in order to adjust
to the particular situation.

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