Ccc Course Outline

7/28/2019 Ccc Course Outline

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Lecture 2.

B. Human Communication: What and Why (Understanding Human Communication by Ronald B. Adler,

George Rodman)

Communication definitions and approaches

i. what is communication different theories

ii. A generalized graphic model of communication

iii. The analysis of communication events

Characteristics of communication

2. Communication is Human

3. Communication is a Process

4. Communication is symbolic

2. Types of Communication

i. intrapersonal communication

ii. dyadic/interpersonal communication

iii. small group communication

iv. public communication

v. mass communication

3. functions of communication

i. physical needs

ii. identity needs

iii. social needs

iv. practical needs

4. Modeling Communication

a. A linear Model

b. A Transactional Model

i. Simultaneous Sending and Receiving


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ii. Communication is Fluid, Not Static

iii. Communication is Relational, not individual

5. Clarifying misconception about communication

i. communication does not always require complete understanding

ii. Communication is not always a good thing

iii. no single person or even cause anothers reaction

iv. communication will not solve all problems

v. meaning rest in people , not in words

vi. communication is not simple

vii. more communication is not always better

6.Communication Studies(An introductory Reader)by John Corner and Jeremy Hawthorn.

i. what is communication different theories

ii. A generalized graphic model of communication

iii. The analysis of communication events

Human communication and cross-cultural effectiveness

Communication and acculturation

Lecture 3,

Communication between culture (Larry A.Samovar, Richard E.Porter)

i. defining culture for the study of communication

ii. culture related terms

iii. forces that maintain cultural differences

iv. the interrelatedness of cultural forces

v.intercultural communication

i. examples of intercultural communications


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ii. Similarities and differences between communicators

iii. definition of intercultural communication

iv. intercultural communication and related terms

i. the challenge of intercultural communication: communication in a diverse world 2.

ii. intercultural communication

iii. the importance of intercultural communication

a. international contacts

b. domestic contacts

iv. studying intercultural communication

Intercultural communication A reader(Larry a. samovar, Richard e. Porter)

Approaches

i. communication in a global village

ii. approaching intercultraul communication

iii. intercultural communication

iv. context and meaning

iv. value difference in intercultural communication

v. religion-caused complications in intercultural communication

international cultures

Lecture 4

i. cultural considerations

ii. face to face Americans and Chinese interactions

iii. cultural and communication patterns of Saudi Arabians

iv. some basic cultural patterns of india

v. Mexicans and north Americans


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nondominant domestic cultures

i. whos got the room at the top? Issues of dominance and nondominance in intracultural

communication.

ii. black syle in communication

iii. intercultural perspective of aging.

iv. Viewing persons with disabilities as a culture.

v. gender and communication: sex is more than a three-letter word,

vi. the nonverbal elements of a gay culture.

lecture 5

Stumbling blocks in intercultural communication

Prejudice in intercultural communication

Communication and acculturation

Lecture 6.

3.cultural taxonomies and intercultural competence

Lecture 7.

4. cultural identity,cultural biases, and intercultural contact.

Lecture 8

5. verbal intercultural communication

Lecture 9.

6. non verbal intercultural communication

Explaining intercultural differences in nonverbal communication

The time dimension in intercultural communication

Sex differences in nonverbal communication

Silence and silences in cross-cultural perspective


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Lecture 10.

7. the effects of code usage in intercultural communication

Lecture 11.

8. episodes , context, and intercultural interactions

Intercultural competence (interpersonal communication across cultures) by (Myron W.Lustig, Jolene

Koester)

Lecture 12.

1. competence and intercultural communication

a.intercultural compentence

b. approaches to the study of intercultural competence

c. the components of intercultural competence.

2.cultural patterns and intercultural competence

9. The potential for intercultural competence

10 .understanding cross cultural communication

Breaking ice (daisy Kabagarama)

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