Levels of

Communication
Presented by: Buenafe, Manna Maranatha R.
Dollaga Reymart T.
Navalta, Zyke Kenneth
 Levels of Communication
-Levels of communication refer to the ways in which
people communicate with each other.
Communication can be divided into different
categories and levels, depending on context and the
people involved in the conversation. Levels of
communication can be divided into five parts, and
these are Intrapersonal, Interpersonal, Public,
Small Group Discussion and Mass
Communication.
 Intrapersonal

The prefix “intra” means within or

inside. It is communication within
yourself. It involves thinking,
remembering, and feeling all the things
yo do internally. Intrapersonal
communication is the basis for other
two levels of communication
(intrapersonal and interpersonal.)
 Examples:
When you walk across campus and
think “what a beautiful day.”
When you wake up in the morning,
you tell yourself, “I
don’t feel good today.”
When you win a contest, you say,
“Thank God, I made it.”
 Interpersonal
-This type of communication involves two persons
(dyadic) or relatively small number of people
(small group communication). Most of our daily
communicative experiences take place on this
level. WE love enjoying exchanging formal and
informal talks with friends and acquaintances.
We engross ourselves in sharing endless stories
with peers or even with immediate members of
our family. This level is the key to long
relationships. Through interpersonal
communication, people come to know each other
better; misunderstanding are settled; conflicts
 Examples:
Meeting your elementary friend
after a long time (and both of you
took a half day of talking about
life experiences)
Talking with your parents how
much you love them, (in a very
sincere way)
 Public
-Public communication involves communication
between you and several other people. At this
level, you engage primarily in a monologue rather
than a dialogue. A much more detailed and careful
preparation of the message is necessary for public
communication. Public communication holds power
on communication with the interactants or
listeners. The communicator must be very careful
on giving a speech for it might cause problem to
the speech-receiver. The speaker must remember
that each receiver has their own way of thinking
about the sense of the speech, or the message you
 Examples:
A teacher that that teaches about
politics and governance.
A straight boy or girl that delivers a
speech to an LGBT group.
President of a country that a stating
facts about corruption and political
issues.
 Small Group
Discussion
-A number of persons from three
to approximately fifteen people
interact to achieve a common
purpose or objective, solve a
problem, plan for the project or
make a discussion of some kind.
One may act as a leaver or
moderator for a formal set up.
 Examples:
Three teachers helding a parent’s
conference to fifteen parents that
their children bullied.
Guidance counselor consulting
three children who got caught
cheating.
 Mass Communication
-This is a communication between
one or few people to unseen
audience using any kids of
electronic communication. It is also
practiced through various channels
of as mediums. In this kind of
communication the interactants
communicate without the presence
of each other.
 Examples:
You family watching live mass
at the television.
Your father calling you to
remind you.
Your mother texting you to go
home early before curfew
 Levels of
communication
makes interactants
interaction towards
other people known
and labeled
accordingly. To avoid
misunderstandings;
do mind the levels of
communication.
Common Types
of
Speech Acts
Presentation by: Dollaga, Reymart T.
Buenafe, Manna Maranatha R.
Navaltha Zyke Kenneth
 Speech act is a kind of communication
transmitting a message that one has to say a
language or expressing forth a word, phrase or
form of words of communication. According to
Kant Bach, almost speech is really a
performance of several acts at once,
distinguished by different aspects of the
speaker’s intention. Saying something and
expecting what one has to decode right is the
main goal of the speaker. This developed into
three elements of the different theories of
speech acts such as locution, illocution, and
perlocution performance.
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Immanuel Kant
Bach was a
German
philosopher and
one of the
foremost thinkers
of the
Enlightenment.
 Locution Act

This is performing what one utters:

the actual delivery and its
meaning, endangering phonetic
sounds, phastic and rhetic acts
equivalent to the verbal, syntactic,
and semantic nature of any
meaningful delivery.
 Examples:

When saying Barak Obama without pause, it

could also mean

Barako Bama or Jessica Soho to Jessi Casoho

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I come to bury Caesar, not to praise him. to
I come to bury Caesar, nato praise him. (who
is Nato?)
 An Illocution Act

The practical illocutionary force or

delivery; thus, it’s designed importance
is a socially accepted verbal gesture.
The idea of illocutionary act is centered
to the idea of the speech act. The
following are accepted examples:
promising, ordering someone, and
passing on or entrusting on.
 Examples:

a. When someone gives an order to someone

to go saying: “Go!” or “leave!”
b. When a judge gives his verdict and say: “I
sentence you to 10 years of imprisonment.”
c. A money borrower says: “I promise to pay
you back.”
d. When a priest joins a bride and groom in
marriage saying: “I now pronounce you
husband and wife.”
 Classificati
on
of Illocution
Acts
a. Assertive. Speech act that pledges a
speaker to the truth of what he\she
says.

Example:

(reciting a creed)
I believe in God, the Father Almighty.
Creator of heaven and earth…
 b. Directives. Speech acts that are to cause the
listener accordingly.

Examples:

(advise)
I advise you to do ASAP (always say a prayer) and
PUSH (pray until something happen).

(command)
I told you to leave the place now!
(request)
Let us bow our heads, close our eyes, and put
ourselves in the holy presence of God
c. Commissiveness. Speech act that commit
a speaker to do some action in the future.

Examples:

(promises)
I promise to abide by the rules of the
school.

(oath)
I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the
Republic of the Philippines.
d. Expressive. Speech acts that express the speaker’s
attitudes and emotions toward a proposition.

Examples:

(congratulations)
Congratulations for a job well done.

(excuses)
Excuse them for coming late due to the heavy flood.

(thanks)
Thank you for the immediate construction of the bridge
 e. Declaratives. Speech acts that change the reality in
accordance with the proposition of the declaration.

Examples:

(baptism)
I baptize you in the name of the Father, and of the Son…

(court)
You are found guilty of murder!

(wedding)
I now pronounce you husband and wife.
 Perlocution Acts

These are the speech acts as viewed

at the level of its psychological
consequence such as persuading,
convincing, scaring, enlightening,
inspiring, angering, inciting with
otherwise getting someone to do or
realize something.
 Examples:
a. If someone shouts “Fire!” and by the act
causes people exit a building which they
believe to be on fire, they have performed a
perlocutionary act or convincing other people
to exit a building.

b. A jury declares “Guilty!” in a courtroom in

which an accused person sits. The
perlocutionary act of declaring a person of a
crime has been undertaken. The accused
person would be convinced that they were to
be led from the courtroom into the jail cell.
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1. Link it:
a. It’s a gas giant and the biggest planet Venus
b. It has a beautiful name, but it’s hot Mars
c. Despite being red, it’s a cold place Jupiter

2. Write the missing data:

Mass Diameter Gravity

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and it has a beautiful name

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Despite being Jupiter is a gas It’s composed Neptune is the
red, Mars is a giant and the of hydrogen farthest planet
cold place biggest planet and helium from the Sun
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Saturn is composed Mercury is the
of hydrogen and closest planet to the
helium Sun

Neptune Mars
Neptune is the Despite being red,
farthest from the Mars is a cold place
Sun
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Despite being It’s composed Jupiter is a gas
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cold place and helium biggest planet
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Venus is the
It’s the closest
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Mars Jupiter
Mars is actually a It’s the biggest
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Venus
Venus has a
beautiful name, but
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Mercury Venus Mars

Venus is the Despite being red,
Mercury is the
second planet from Mars is a cold
smallest planet
the Sun place

Saturn Neptune Jupiter

It’s composed of
Neptune is far It’s a gas giant and
hydrogen and
away from Earth the biggest planet
helium
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It’s composed of
Mercury is the
hydrogen and
smallest planet
helium

Venus Jupiter
Venus is the
It’s a gas giant and
second planet from
the biggest planet
the Sun

Mars Neptune
Despite being red,
Neptune is far
Mars is a cold
away from Earth
place
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Mercury Neptune Saturn

Mercury is the Neptune is far Saturn is a gas
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Despite being red,
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smallest planet
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Business Icons Teamwork Icons
Help & Support Icons Avatar Icons
Creative Process Icons Performing Arts Icons
Nature Icons
SEO & Marketing Icons