This document discusses different types of speech context: 1. Intrapersonal communication refers to communication within oneself where the speaker is both the sender and receiver of the message. 2. Interpersonal communication occurs between two or small groups of people to establish personal relationships. 3. Public speaking involves one speaker addressing a large audience. 4. Mass communication is carried out using mass media technology. 5. Intercultural communication is the exchange of concepts between people of different cultures.

1. Identifying the
Types of
Speech Context
Module 2.2

2. Objectives:
• Identify the various types of speech context.
• Apply the various types of speech context in an
activity.

3. CONTEXT
- is “the set of
circumstances or facts that
surround a particular event,
situation, among others.”

4. In speech, CONTEXT may refer to
three things:
1. the person speaking
2. the situation/event/occasion
3. the person(s) being
addressed or spoken to

5. Types of Speech Context
1
Intrapersonal
Communication
Interpersonal
Communication
2
Public Speaking
3
Mass Communication
4
5
Intercultural
Communication

6. Intrapersonal
● This refers to communication
that centers on one person
where the speaker acts both
as the sender and receiver of
message.

7. Example:

8. Interpersonal
● This refers to communication
between and among people
and establishes personal
relationship between and
among them.

9. Types of Interpersonal Communication
Dyad
Communication
Small Group
Communication
 requires from 3 to 15
people to study an
issue, discuss a
problem, and come
up with a solution or
a plan.
 involves only two
participants forming
the DYAD. One
Speaker and one
Listener come
together to
exchange thoughts,
ideas, opinions, and
information.

10. Public Communication
● One speaker addresses many
listeners, collectively known
as an Audience. There is no
interchanging of the Speaker
and Listener roles.

11. Example:

12. Mass Communication
● Carried out with the aid of
mass media technology.

13. Example:

14. Intercultural Communication
● The exchange of concepts,
traditions, values, and
practices between and
among people of different
nationalities and ways of life.

15. Example:

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