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- 3. Interpersonal Communication InterpersonalCommunication is a kind of communication in which people communicate their feeling, ideas, emotions and information face to face to each other. It can be in verbal or non-verbal form. Interpersonal communication is not only about what is said and what is received but also about how it is said, how the body language used, and what was the facial expression.
- 4. Interpersonal Communication InterpersonalCommunication takes place when two people are at same place and aware of each other’s presence, no matter how unintentional or unpremeditated it is. It may not be in the form of speech, it may be a gesture, an expression, the dress, or the body. The essential factor is there should be a message and it should be send by the sender and it should be received by the receiver.
- 6. Elements of interpersonal communication There are certain elements involved in the process Interpersonal communication
- 7. The Communicators Thecommunicators refer to the sender and the receiver. The sender is the person who sends the message and receiver is the person who receives the message. For the occurrence of Interpersonal communication there should be at least two individuals, one to send the message and other to receive the message.
- 8. The Message Itis the idea conveyed through speech, facial expression, body language, tone of voice, gestures and other verbal and non-verbal means. The non- verbal means have the ability to bear additional information such as the persons attitude and interests.
- 9. Noise Noise refersto any sort of distortion causes to the message while it is sent. The noise causes differences in what is received from what is sent. The background sound of a jet while talking is a kind of noise, the other kind of noise include the use of complicated jargon inappropriate body language, inattention, disinterest, cultural differences, language difference etc…
- 10. Feedback Feedback isthe respond of the receiver, it comprises the message he sends back. Feedback enables the sender to know how accurately the message is being received and how it is being interpreted. The feedback includes respond for the intentional as well as unintentional message. The feedback can be even in the form of a gesture.
- 11. Context How themessage is being interpreted is mostly depend on the context he receives the message. The process of communication is influenced by the context it occurs. The emotional climate and expectations of the people, the place of occurrence, and social, political cultural and environmental conditions comprise context.
- 12. Channel Channel isthe means through which communication happen. The message is sent and received through the channel. It is also referred as the medium through which message transmitted. The speech and vision are the channels in a face to face communication whereas the cable or electromagnetic waves in a communication through telephone.
- 13. Example 1 Joetexts Rachel “I am throwing a party tonight, please come” when they were in class and Rachel replied texting “I am in”. Sender – Joe Receiver – Rachel Message – ‘I am throwing a party tonight’ Noise – All the barriers which occurred Feedback – ‘I am in’ Context – Class, emotional situation of Joe and Rachel Channel – Mobile phone.
- 14. Example 2 Samwas driving his car in 100 miles per hour, cop followed him, blows the siren but Sam was listening to music so he couldn’t hear. Then cop drove closer blows the siren, this time Sam listened and stopped his car. Sender – Cop Receiver – Sam Message – Siren Noise – Music Feedback –Sam stopped his car Context – Driving Car, Outdoor Channel – Speaker through which siren blows.