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3. The interdisciplinary nature of communicative knowledge

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  • Communication theory as a complex area of ​​modern scientific knowledge
  • Place of communication theory in the system of modern science

Communication theory is a relatively independent discipline that has its own subject, its own categorical apparatus, its own laws, but at the same time, it acts as a complex area of ​​modern scientific knowledge, organically combining the results of a study of a number of sciences.

3. The interdisciplinary nature of communicative knowledge

3. The interdisciplinary nature of communicative knowledge

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Lectures and tutorial on "Communication theory"

Terms: Communication theory

The origin of the communicative activity
Models of communication and communicative act
Typology of communication.
Communication functions
Communication semiotics
Interpersonal communication
Group and mass communication
Communication as a phenomenon of social life The purpose of studying the discipline
2. The subject of communication theory
3. The interdisciplinary nature of communicative knowledge
4. Laws and categories of communication theory
5. Methods of communication theory
6. Functions of communication theory
7. Communicative competence in the system of professional training of specialists
The origins and main stages of the development of communication theory 8. Communication problems in history
9. Existing approaches to the study and concept of communication
10. Theories of mass communication
11. Models of communication
12. Communicative communication barriers
13. The main elements of the communication process
14. Typical communicative situation
Types and forms of communication Lecture 15. Verbal communication
16. Formal characteristics of verbal communication
17. Oral communication
18. Writing communication
19. Written information
20. The sequence of the types of speech activities
21. Comparison of verbal and non-verbal communication
22. Different types of non-verbal reactions
23. Paralinguistic features of non-verbal communication
24. Types of transmission of non-verbal information
25. Organization of space and time of the communicative process
2.1. Interpersonal communication.
2 2. Situational and psychological prerequisites for interpersonal communication
2 3. Structuring the communicative space.
2 4. Effects of interpersonal perception.
2 5. Communicative styles.
2 6. Interaction strategies
2 7. Speech and non-speech behavior in interpersonal interaction
2 8. Functions of non-verbal communication in interpersonal communication.
2 9. Effective Hearing
2 10. Feelings and emotions as communicative actions
2 11. Verbal methods of expressing the emotional state.
2 12. Small group communication
2 13. Group communication functions
2 14. Pragmatics of behavior in a small group. Technology, barriers, increased efficiency.
2 15. Mass communication.
2 16. Practical and applied methods (techniques) of mass communication research
2 17. Structure, functions and effectiveness of mass communication
3. Introduction TYPICAL SITUATIONS FOR OFFICIAL-BUSINESS COMMUNICATION INTERPERSONAL BUSINESS COMMUNICATION
3 1 Establishing (maintaining) business contacts
3 2 Telephone business communication
3 3 Business conversation
3 4 Meeting (Meeting, Session, Round Table, Brainstorming) BUSINESS COMMUNICATION IN GROUPS
3 5 Press Conference
3 6 Commercial Negotiations
Practical tasks for the assimilation of speech communication models
Cognitive ease