
Nguồn ngoài
Competent Communication
- Tác giả
- Lisa Coleman, Thomas King and William Turner
- Nhà xuất bản
- Southwest Tennessee Community College
- Nguồn
- LibreTexts
- Giấy phép
- CC BY-NC-SA
- Ngôn ngữ
- EN
- Danh mục
- Khoa học cơ bản
Mục lục· 113 mục
- 01: Introduction to Competent Communication
- 1.01: Why Study Communication
- 1.02: The Process of Communication
- 1.03: Becoming a Competent Communicator
- 1.04: Creating Success Through Growth Mindset
- 02: Culture and Communication
- 2.01: The Impact of Culture on Behavior
- 2.02: Understanding Cultural Differences
- 2.03: Barriers to Intercultural Communication
- 2.04: Cultural Communication Competence
- 2.05: Intercultural Communication Activity
- 03: Verbal Elements of Communication
- 3.01: How Words Work
- 3.02: Types of Language
- 3.03: Formal and Informal Language
- 3.04: Improving Verbal Communication
- 04: Nonverbal Elements of Communication
- 4.01: Nonverbal Communication- A Definition
- 4.02: Characteristics of Nonverbal Communication
- 4.03: Types of Nonverbal Communication
- 4.04: Functions of Nonverbal Communication
- 4.05: Interpreting Nonverbal Communication
- 05: Listening
- 5.01: Listening vs. Hearing
- 5.02: Five Stages of Listening
- 5.03: Listening Styles and Types
- 5.04: Poor Listening Habits
- 5.05: Improving Listening Competence
- 06: Interpersonal Communication
- 6.01: Introduction to Interpersonal Communication
- 6.02: Communication Climate
- 6.03: Friendships
- 6.04: Romantic Relationships
- 6.05: Family
- 6.06: Interpersonal Skills in the Workplace
- 6.07: Conflict Management
- 07: Career Communication
- 7.01: Soft Skills and Career Readiness
- 7.02: Professionalism
- 7.03: Career Exploration
- 7.04: Resumes and Cover Letters
- 7.05: Interviewing
- 7.06: Summary and Learning Activities
- 08: Leadership and Working in Teams
- 8.01: Understanding Small Groups
- 8.02: Small Group Development
- 8.03: Small Group Dynamics
- 8.04: Leadership and Small Group Communication
- 8.05: Problem Solving and Decision-Making in Groups
- 09: Mass Communication and Social Media
- 9.01: Mass Communication - A definition
- 9.02: Quick Look- Mass Communication and Media
- 9.03: Social Media and Web 2.0
- 9.04: The Effects of the Internet and Globalization on Popular Culture and Interpersonal Communication
- 9.05: Ethics of Mass Media
- 9.5.01: Ethical Issues in Mass Media
- 9.5.02: How Newspapers Control the Publics Access to Information and Impact American Pop Culture
- 10: Getting Started with Public Speaking
- 10.01: What are the Different Types of Speeches
- 10.02: Who is My Audience
- 10.03: What Do I Speak About
- 11: Research
- 11.01: How do I Research for my Speech
- 11.02: What Supporting Materials do I Need
- 11.03: How do I Cite my Sources
- 12: Language -- Speaking versus Writing
- 12.01: Oral versus Written Language
- 12.02: Using Language Effectively
- 12.03: Six Elements of Language
- 13: Creating Your Speech Outlines
- 13.01: Front Matter
- 13.1.01: TitlePage
- 13.1.02: InfoPage
- 13.1.03: Licensing
- 13.1.04: Table of Contents
- 13.02: The Freedom of Organization
- 13.03: Benefits of Outlining
- 13.04: Five Outline Principles
- 13.05: Patterns of Organization
- 13.06: Guidelines for Introductions and Conclusions
- 13.6.01: Structuring the Introduction
- 13.6.02: Examples of Introductions
- 13.6.03: Structuring the Conclusion
- 13.6.04: Examples of Conclusions
- 13.07: Determining Your Main Ideas
- 13.08: Keeping Your Speech Moving
- 13.09: Analyzing a Speech Body
- 13.10: The Required Outlines
- 14: Delivery and Presentation Aids
- 14.01: Managing Public Speaking Anxiety
- 14.02: Methods of Delivery
- 14.03: Speech Delivery- Body Language and Voice
- 14.04: Presentation Aids in Speaking
- 15: The Informative Speech
- 15.01: What are Informative Speeches
- 15.02: Types of Informative Speeches
- 15.03: Organizing and Supporting an Informative Speech
- 16: Persuasive Speaking
- 16.01: Persuasion aka CHANGE MY MIND
- 16.02: A Definition of Persuasion
- 16.03: Approaching Audiences
- 16.04: Persuasive Strategies
- 16.4.01: Fallacies
- 16.05: Constructing a Persuasive Speech
- 16.5.01: Monroe's Motivated Sequence extended
- 17: Speaking to Entertain (Special Occasion Speaking)
- 17.01: Front Matter
- 17.1.01: TitlePage
- 17.1.02: InfoPage
- 17.1.03: Licensing
- 17.1.04: Table of Contents
- 17.02: Understanding Special Occasion Speeches
- 17.03: Types of Special Occasion Speeches