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SPEECH 361: The Communication Experience

This course provides an introduction to basic skills and concepts necessary for effective communication in a variety of contexts. Topics include effective listening, facilitation of interpersonal relationships, conflict resolution, media communication, practical group experience, and public speaking.

Social Sciences

Tác giả: Elizabeth Coleman
Nhà xuất bản: American River College
Nguồn: LibreTexts
Giấy phép: Mixed
Ngôn ngữ: EN
Danh mục: Khoa học cơ bản

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01: What is Communication
1.01: Introduction to Communication Studies
1.1.01: Communication - History and Forms
1.1.02: The Communication Process
1.1.03: Communication Principles
1.1.04: Communication Competence
02: Communication Apprehension
2.01: Speaking with Confidence
2.1.01: Introduction
2.1.02: Classifying Communication Apprehension (CA)
2.1.03: Frames of Reference
2.1.04: Cognitive Restructuring (CR)
2.1.05: Techniques for Building Confidence
2.1.06: Conclusion
2.1.07: Activities and Glossary
2.02: YouTube Video
03: Verbal Codes
3.01: Verbal Communication
3.1.01: Language and Meaning
3.1.02: Functions of Language
3.1.03: Using Words Well
3.1.04: Language Society and Culture
3.02: How Language Shapes the Way We Think.
04: Nonverbal Communication
4.01: Principles and Functions of Nonverbal Communication
4.02: Types of Nonverbal Communication
4.03: Nonverbal Communication Competence
4.04: Nonverbal Communication in Context
05: Effective Listening
5.01: Listening
5.1.01: Understanding How and Why We Listen
5.1.02: Barriers to Effective Listening
5.1.03: Improving Listening Competence
5.1.04: Listenable Messages and Effective Feedback
5.02: TEDx The Power of Deliberate Listening
06: Interpersonal Relationships
6.01: Introduction
6.02: Self Disclosure
6.03: Communication Climate
6.04: Developing and Maintaining Friendships
6.05: Developing and Maintaining Romantic Relationships
6.06: Developing and Maintaining Family Relationships
6.07: Thinking About Conflict
6.08: Summary
07: Intercultural Communication
7.01: Culture and Communication
7.1.01: Foundations of Culture and Identity
7.1.02: Exploring Specific Cultural Identities
7.1.03: Intercultural Communication
7.1.04: Intercultural Communication Competence
08: Effective Public Speaking Strategies
8.01: Preparing a Speech
8.1.01: Selecting and Narrowing a Topic
8.1.02: Researching and Supporting Your Speech
8.1.03: Organizing
8.1.04: Outlining
8.02: Delivering a Speech
8.2.01: Managing Public Speaking Anxiety
8.2.02: Delivery Methods and Practice Sessions
8.2.03: Vocal Delivery
8.2.04: Physical Delivery
09: Group Communication- Leadership Roles and Problem Solving
9.01: Group Communication
9.1.01: Introduction
9.1.02: Defining Groups and Teams
9.1.03: The Importance of Studying Communication in Groups and Teams
9.1.04: Forming Groups
9.1.05: Groups Roles
9.1.06: Leadership In Groups
9.1.07: Group Norms
9.1.08: Decision Making In Groups
9.1.09: Group Work and Time
9.1.10: Groups and Technology and Social Media
9.1.11: Summary
10: Mass Communication
10.01: Mass Communication
10.1.01: Introduction
10.1.02: Defining Mass Communication
10.1.03: Evolution of Mass Communication
10.1.04: Functions of Mass Communication
10.1.05: The Study of Mass Communication
10.1.06: Grounding Theories of Mass Communication
10.1.07: Media Literacy
10.1.08: Summary
10.02: Media and Culture
10.2.01: Media and Culture
10.2.02: Intersection of American Media and Culture
10.2.03: The Evolution of Media
10.2.04: Convergence
10.2.05: The Role of Social Values in Communication
10.2.06: Cultural Periods
10.2.07: Mass Media and Popular Culture
10.2.08: Media Literacy