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Communication Jargon

jargon jargon: A special language of a particular activity or group.

communication communication: Shared meaning between two or more people using a symbol system.

Components of the Communication Process speaker: The sender of the message. listener: The receiver of a message.

Components of the Communication Process verbal message: Shared meaning in written or spoken form. nonverbal message: Shared meaning using facial expressions, gestures, and body language.

Components of the Communication Process medium: The form in which a message is given. The plural of medium is media. noise: Any signal that disrupts the message.

Components of the Communication Process feedback: A verbal or nonverbal response to a message being received.