THE NATURE OF COMMUNICATION

Nature of communication



Nature of Communication

To understand human communication must take into account that human beings are social par excellence is not conceive as a lonely man, isolated from others, communication is intrinsic to human nature. Communication is the exchange of messages between individuals. Communication is a social phenomenon that includes all acts by which living beings communicate with their peers to convey or exchange information. To communicate means to share and involves sharing.

According to their nature, communication is the common agreement of the subjects on the message, with identity information one established by the common interest to form a good social action. There is no presumption that compliance is subject consensus on the positions and opinions. This is the line of understanding and comprehension of the message by themselves. Sharing the nature of the message, which is truth itself, its essence? The formation of social action is the mutual benefit, is to share the knowledge of something or to run a joint action (Heath, Bryant, 215-356).

The nature of communication, defined from the and why of it, is established as an action and not as an object. In a broad sense, an action is a process, but excludes all other purposes in its work by both action and purpose is different. Of what is, as its identity, defined as a final action, not an action in process. The process is the way, but in itself is not the final action is still action in process. The nature and identity of the communication are the same: action for the common subjects under the meaning of things through the post; individual action for the conformity of the social action unit. What for, and purpose, determine by the natural need to share something between at least two subjects for the compliance of a unit, thus a common-unity.

Consolidation of the Issuer

The sender or source of communication is the person or entity that shares information with another person or group of people., The receiver is always looking for a source that is trusted, familiar with the matter or with whom the recipient is identified

The communication process begins when the source select words, symbols, images etc. al receptor With forming the message it sends to the receiver

Message

The encoding process produces a message containing the information or meaning that the source expects to communicate. The message can be verbal or nonverbal, oral or written, or symbolic. Messages should be in a form transmissible right to the communication channel.

To understand the symbolic meaning is conveyed in the media, advertising and marketing researchers are now focusing on the semiotics that studies the nature of meaning and how that reality, words, gestures, myths, signs, symbols, etc. products (Heath, Bryant, 215-356)

Human Communication Theory and Research introduces students to the growing body of theory and research in communication, demonstrating the integration between the communication efforts of interpersonal, organizational, and mediated settings. This second edition builds from the foundation of the original volume to demonstrate the rich array of theories, theoretical ...