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Tenets of Communication

Communication is defined by several tenets or principles: it is dynamic, unrepeatable and irreversible as the message cannot be taken back; it is contextualized as understanding the audience and forum is important for the message to be received; and it is a continuous process that involves exchange between a sender and receiver with feedback. Effective communication requires consideration of these principles to successfully convey a message and meaning.

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Tenets of Communication

Communication is defined by several tenets or principles: it is dynamic, unrepeatable and irreversible as the message cannot be taken back; it is contextualized as understanding the audience and forum is important for the message to be received; and it is a continuous process that involves exchange between a sender and receiver with feedback. Effective communication requires consideration of these principles to successfully convey a message and meaning.

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TENETS OF

COMMUNICATION
What is
TENET?
Tenet is a principle, Tenet is a
principle, belief, or doctrine belief, or
doctrine generally held to be
generally held to be true.

Meriam
Webster dictionary
Communication is Dynamic
It means to convey a thought or
feeling to someone else. To how it is received depends
on a set of an event that person is exposed to. How you
say, what you say plays an important role in
Communication.

Example: news feed, newsletters, email, microblogs,


blogs, social networks, chat and messages.
Communication is unrepeatable and
irreversible

We cannot undo whatever message we


convey to someone else, whether it is verbal or not.

Communication is unrepeatable because we


will never communicate in exactly the same way again.
Communication is Contextualized

Considering your audience, the forum under


which you are speaking context is very important because
if you are the speaker and do not understand your
audience, your message will not across with widespread
reception. And if you are the recipient of the message and
you cant figure it out the message because of the terms
uses, you will will miss the entire meaning of the message.
Communication is Everywhere

We need to communicate with others no


matter we do.
Communication is Continuous
Process

It can be considered to be effective


when the receiver of the message received the
message being send by the sender and gives
feedback.
Communication is a Transaction

Transactional message is the exchange of


the messages between the sender and receiver where each
takes and receives message.
Communication is Learned

by means of interacting to the other


people as well as listening to them. In that way,
we learned on how should we talk the people
around us, whether it s formal or informal.
Communication is Sharing of meanings

Sharing of information between


two or among. It is act conveying the
information.

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