1. Intrapersonal Communication
-communication that takes place
within a person.
self- directed
it occurs when you think or talk to yourself
you are both the sender and the receiver
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Instances of
Intrapersonal
Communication
Speaking and
readingaloud to
yourself Writing your thoughts or
observations
Making gestures while
thinking
Imagining a
conversations
Assessing
scenarios
Contemplating meaning
Rehearsing what you
plan to say or do in the
future
Meditating on certain issues
Memorizing
information
1.SELF- CONCEPT
- laysthe foundation of your ability to communicate with
others . It ascertains the way you think about yourself ,
along with your belief system, your deep-rooted values
and your attitude.
- influenced by several factors, to name a few: how others
see and treat you, how you were in the past , how are
you today, and how you would like to be in the future.
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2. PERCEPTION
- Isthe process in which the mind receives and grasps data
from the outside world. Since you are unique, your
perception is not precisely similar to that of others.
3. EXPECTATION
- Refers to the future projections.
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2. Interpersonal Communication
-communication between two or more
persons.
Is a complex process that involves two or more
individuals.
Described in terms of sender and receiver who exchange
messages using verbal, nonverbal, visual and vocal
elements.
2. MEDIATED INTERPERSONAL
COMMUNICATION
-is communication which occurs with the
assistance of technology.
Examples: e-mails blogs
texts videos
instant messages
tweets
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3. INDIRECT INTERPERSONAL
COMMUNICATION
-involves the exchange of thoughts and ideas
through subconscious tools, like body language,
gestures and double entendres. This implies that
messages are not readily apparent.
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Interpersonal communication
can beclassified according to
the number of participants
involved:
MEANING EXAMPLE
DYADIC Direct communication
involving two individuals.
A conversation between a parent and a
child.
GROUP Characterized by three
or more persons
interacting.
A classroom discussion between a
teacher and the students.
PUBLIC Any communication
carried out on a large
scale involving several
people. The flow of
information is the way,
that is, from a speaker
to an audience.
Televised speeches, radio
broadcasts, newspaper columns
and addresses at public rallies.