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Brown, Francis J. – 1977
Communication within an organization can be defined according to the three directions in which communication flows: downward, upward, or horizontally. Business communication also includes external activities in which interaction is either one way to two ways. This paper describes the differences between one-way and two-way communication systems…
Descriptors: Business Communication, Communication Problems, Communication (Thought Transfer), Higher Education
Peer reviewedDavis, Donald L. – AEDS Journal, 1983
Results of exploratory investigation indicate that failures to communicate management information systems (MIS) concepts can result from the sender's communication style being inappropriate to the receiver's cognitive type. Details of the research methodology, analysis of variance, and summary of results are given, as well as recommendations for…
Descriptors: Analysis of Variance, Cognitive Style, Communication Problems, Communication Research
Bending, C. W. – 1970
A review of the models of communication suggests that the most complex model, in which a hearer is constantly bombarded by stimuli and must form his own interpretation of them, is most adequate. In the schools communication is often impeded because a teacher does not fully explain his meaning to the students. Such is the case even in so elementary…
Descriptors: Audiovisual Aids, Audiovisual Instruction, Communication Problems, Communication (Thought Transfer)
Rivers, Wilga M. – The Modern Language Journal, 1966
Special emphasis is placed on the potential of dialog learning in a discussion of a sequence of activities and materials appropriate for developing the recognition and selection levels of activity involved in listening to a foreign language. Also referred to are the (1) procedural features of presentation, (2) emotional problems possibly resulting…
Descriptors: Auditory Stimuli, Auditory Training, Aural Learning, Communication Problems


