Chapter 1: Introduction to Communication Crossword

The process through which people create messages, using variety of modalities and sensory channels to convey meaning and across texts.
The "package" of information transported during communication.
When people exchange a series of messages, whether face to face or online.
Any form of exchanging communication messages, such as face to face interaction, photos, social media posts, texting, emails, phone calls or hand written notes.
Sensory dimension along which communicators transmit information. The most common being sound, sight and touch.
Situations in which conversations occur. Includes physical location, background, age, gender, moods, relationship of communicators and time of day.
Presenting yourself in certain ways so that others will view you as what you want them to.
Practical objectives you want to achieve or tasks you want to accomplish.
Building, Maintaining, or terminating bond with others.
Communication is an activity in which information flows in one direction, from a start point to a end point.
The individual who generates the information to be communicated, packages it into message, and chooses one or more channels for sending it.
The person the message is intended for.
Distractions that change how the messages are received.
A model that views communication as a process involving sending and receivers but is influenced by feedback and fields of experience.
verbal and nonverbal messages coming from recipients in response to messages.
beliefs, attitudes, values, and experiences that each participant brings to communication events.
Views communication as multidimensional, that participants mutually influence one another's communication behavior.
is separated by some type of technological device, tweets, texts, phone calls, posted photos.
Communication between 2 people in which the messages in exchange have a significant impact on the participants' thoughts, emotions, behaviors, and relationships
Involves 3 or more interdependent persons who shares a common identity (such as a membership) and communicate to share a common goal on a team.
The process of preparing and delivering a message to an audience to achieve a specific purpose (also known as public speaking)
the degree to which your communication matches expectations regarding how people "should" communicate
the process of observing our own communication and the norms of the situation in order to communicate appropriately.
The ability to use communication to accomplish the three types of goals discussed earlier (self presentation, instrumental, and relationship).
is the set of moral principles that guide your behavior to other.
Repeatable goal directed behaviors and behavioral patterns that they routinely practice.