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CHAPTER 1CHAPTER 1 1. Communication – the transmission of a message from a source to a receiver 2. Feedback– the response to a given communication. 3. Interpersonal Communication – communication of meaning with two or more. 4. Decoding– interpreting a sign/symbol system. 5. Encoding– transforming ideas into an understandable sign/symbol system. 6. Medium– vehicle by which messages are conveyed. 7. Noise– anything that intereferes with successful communication. · Physical - talking, radio station. · Semantic – languages. 8. Mass communication - is the process of creating shared meaning between the mass media and their audiences. 9. Mass Medium– a medium that carries a message to a large number of people. 10. Inferential Feedback – during the mass communication process, this is feedback that is indirect rather than direct. 11. Cultural Definition of Communication – James Carey said, "Communication is a symbolic process whereby reality is produced, maintained, repaired, and transformed." 12. Culture – learned behavior of members of a given social group. 13. Dominant Culture– the culture that seems to hold sway with the large majority of people; "the normal culture". 14. Bounded Culture – groups with specific, but not dominant cultures. 15. Smartphone – a device with an advances operating system. 16. App – applications. 17. Technological determinism – the idea that machines and their development drive economic and cultural change. 18. Media Literacy – the ability to effectively and efficiently comprehend and utilize mass communication. 19. Literacy – the ability to effectively and efficiently comprehend and utilize a given form of communication. 20. Multiple Points of Access – the ability of a literate media consumer to access or approach media content from a variety of personally satisfying directions. 21. Third-Person Effect – the common attitude that others are influenced by media messages, but we are not ("Everyone else is influenced, but not me!"). 22. Genre – a form of media content with a standardized, distinctive style and conventions. 23. Convections – in media content, certain distinctive, standardized style elements of individual genres. 24. Production Values– the media content's internal language and grammar; its style and quality.
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