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Perceptions
How you see things
To perceive: to gain an
understanding of a person ,
idea, or situation.
What
Past
builds our perceptions
experiences
Culture
Personal history with similar people or
situations
Context: surroundings for
communication
Social
context: relationships of the
persons involved
Historical context
Real
history events
The past events of the persons involved
Physical
Context
context
Location
Environment
Color
Light
Sound
Temperature
Distance
Seating/Furniture
Time
arrangement
Context
Psychological
Context: depends on
moods and feelings
Cultural Context: includes beliefs,
values, traditions, and norms that
affect people’s attitude and actions
What makes an effective
communicator?
Sincerity:
say what you mean both in
words and gestures
Knowledge: know your topic
Organization: have a clear speaking
purpose and present your thoughts in
a logical order
Listening:
listen
Continued
know when and how to
Eye
contact, nod, quiet, facial
expressions, lean forward, ask questions,
take notes
Confidence:
build your confidence
and control stage fright
Language: choose the most
appropriate words for the occasion
One More
Nonverbal
communication: use tone
of voice, body movements, eyes
contact and space effectively
Goal setting: know how to convey
information so the listeners will learn
and remember
Activity
Get
into groups of 3-4
Review what makes an effective communicator
Answer the questions
Which
skill is most easily developed? Why?
Which skill is most difficult to develop? Why?
Which skill is easiest to observe?
Which skill is most difficult to assess? Why?
Which skill should receive the most attention in
this class? Why?