Transcript Communication Situations

Communication Situations
Take out a sheet of paper and
guess the 4 different situations.
You may even get BONUSED!
Ok, here they are…
 Intrapersonal
communication
 Interpersonal communication
 Group communication
 Public communication
 Interpretive communication
Intrapersonal Communication
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In order to successfully communicate
with others you must first learn to
communicate with yourself.
Intrapersonal communication is the
most basic level of communication. You
must understand who you are and what
you think of yourself.
Intrapersonal Continued…
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Self-talk is the inner speech that
includes the questions and comments
you make to yourself. It is a powerful
influence. You use it when you: …
Intrapersonal Communication
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Think things through
 • interpret events
 • interpret messages of others
 • respond to your own experiences
 • respond to your interaction with others
Intrapersonal Communication
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Research has shown that positive selftalk increases focus, concentration and
performance.
Interpersonal Communication
 Interpersonal
communication is
communication between two or more
people, usually people who have a
personal relationship.
 Examples…
Welcome To The Family Feud
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Work responsibilities
with a co-worker
 Talking to a
classmate about
Taylor Swift
 Conversation with a
close friend about
her weird boyfriend
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Talking to a friend on
the cell phone
Helping a best friend
when they have a bad
day
Whenever you talk oneto-one with another
person.
Someone say “Survey
Says!” And get BONUS
Interpersonal Communication
Skills
 Learn
these and you can say “I got
skills!”
 Developing relationships
 Responding to others
 Communicating thoughts and feelings
 Giving and accepting criticism
Group Communication
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When do we get together in groups for
communication?
 Student council
 FCA
 Sports
 Band
 Drill team
 Class group discussion
Group Communication
Practice
Let’s split the room into groups.
 You have 15 minutes to elect these
positions…
 Group President
 Group Vice President
 Group Secretary
 Group Treasurer
 Security
 Everyone else must be delegated to be on
the staff of the 5 positions.
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Group tasks….
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Team name
Develop a group motto
Create a group symbol
or logo
Select your group
colors
Make your group rules
and regulations.
Group Communication
 Group
communication is the type of
communication that occurs when people
participate in a group for social or work
purposes.
 What makes a group work better and
more efficient?
 When we get into groups the rest of the
year this will be your group.
Public Communication
 Public
Communication examples?
 When speaking in public you need to be
informed and organized.
 You must connect with your audience.
 Your speeches could inform, persuade,
and debate.
Interpretive Communication
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If someone will volunteer to do an interpretive
communication example you will get 3
BONUS points.
 Interpretive communication involves bringing
literature to life for your audience.
 You should understand the written material
very well, and know how to present it
interestingly to your listeners.