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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IgIRwx9YikY

TYPES OF MASS COMM:
Informative

FUNCTION:
To bring awareness when it comes
to mental health by using her
platform which is YouTube.

MESSAGE:
To stand up for what you believe in and use your voice to help people.

AUDIENCE:
Lilly Singh’s viewers and fans.

RESULT:
The audience might learn a thing or two about the struggles of mental health and how to use a platform to bring awareness to the issue.

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Adnin Fariha (1171102156)
Ili Najiha (1171102086)

Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmHzsXO1EZg

Sad Commercial : My father is a liar

Type of mass communication : Infromative

Function : Raising awareness amoung youth to appreciate their parents.

Message : To appreciate parents as they sacrifice a lot for us. They work hard only for the sake of our happiness and to see us succeed in our lives.

Audience : To public and specifically to youngsters.

Result : The audience would learn to understand and appereciate their parents more.

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Clarinna L.
Nur Iffah Miza
Puteri Teja
Siti Faeza

Cinema Sins : Everything wrong in Thor Ragnarok In 15 Minutes Or Less
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDXwhHm4GhM

Type of Mass Comm: Informative.
Function : To inform viewers about the certain loopholes in the movie.
Message : Although the movie is produced in a great way, there are some loopholes that can be spotted throughout the movie.
Audience : Anyone who watches the movie, fans, and movie critics.
Result/Preferable Message: Audience is exposed to funny loopholes, hidden scenes and certain illogical concepts from the beginning till the end of the movie. It also helps the movie industry to enhance the quality of their movies by taking into account of such loopholes that can be spotted by audiences.

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Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqn_e0bMjr0

1. Type of mass communication

- Diversion

2. Function

- To distract the viewers from their daily lives by watching a comedy lip syn battle performs by Channing Tantum where he lip syncs as Elsa from Frozen.

3. Message

- No message, just pure entertainment.

4. Audience

- People who love to watch comedy shows, Frozen’s fans, and Channing Tantum’s fans.

5. Result / Probabile result

- The audiences could enjoy the hilarious dancing and lip sync performance from Channing Tantum.

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Auni Kamalia (1171100787)
Aisya Adani (1171101866)
Nabila Yazmine (1171100933)
Reethakumari (1171100147)
Loo Jia Min (1171100926)
Farah Hanis (1171100909)

Raising Cute Pandas: It's Complicated (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_cpPMjE0vU)

Type of Mass Comm: Informative.
Function: To present information and educate viewers about the hardships of raising pandas.
Message: Although they're cute, pandas are actually quite hard to take care of.
Audience: Animal and environment lovers, also people who are intrigued by the thumbnail/topic.
Result/Preferable Message: The public is informed about a panda's life (in a sanctuary) from their birth to adultery.

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INDHULAEKHA NAIR (11132701876)
NURDIYANA ATHIRA SHUHAIMI (1171202505)
KAUSHILYA CLARA (1171103060)
AQEEV BIN SAIFUL MAHADHIR (1171102977)

https://mmls.mmu.edu.my/wordpress/1132701876/2018/05/21/assignment-1/

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BLENDED LEARNING: MASS COMMUNICATION ANALYSIS

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BLENDED LEARNING: MASS COMMUNICATION ANALYSIS

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Auni Kamalia, Siti Qarina, Nabila yeamine, Farah Hanis

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Auni Kamalia, Siti Qarina, Nabila yeamine, Farah Hanis

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Original Plastics

1. Group structure used is more towards wheel structure where there is a leader in a group . For example, because of her popularness and has most connection with others, Regina George is the leader of the group.

2. Types of small group is relational-oriented where the original plastic is based on interpersonal connections for instance it is more to social status and wealth. They want to look good all the time.

3. Small group development :

1. Forming : The  group ( regina, gretchen and Karen )  have been formed since high school.

2. Storming : Karen and Gretchen ir afraid of regina , so no storming occurred

3. Norming : as a group, rules are set by Regina and being followed by the rest of the group in doing work.

4. Performing : The dress the same where all wear pink

5. Adjourning :

6. Group conflict : Interpersonal conflict. Where it occurs when Gretchen make the word “fetch” a thing.

Plastic without Regina

1. Group Structure: wheel group (Cady as a new leader)

2. Types of small group: Relational oriented ( They have no goals no achieve)

3. Small group development:

·         Forming: Cade become a new leader.

·         Norming: The Plastics were getting used to not having Regina around.

·         Performing: They being good to each other.

·         Adjourning: They live a separate life after they realize that they have no reason to be together.

·         Group Conflict: They start to become a better person as they realise that they being fake towards each other.

Plastics with Cady

1. Group Structure: Wheel Structure (The group leader is still Regine)

2. Types of small group: Relational Oriented Group (They have a same purpose which is to be famous)

3. Small group development:

·         Forming: Cade joins in the group

·         Norming: Cady tries to comfort herself in the group with start knowing each other and learn new rules even though the rules doesn’t make sense sometimes.

·         Adjourning: the adjourning stage happen when regina get hit by bus.

·         Group Conflict: Gretchen had decide who’s the person who she should friend with.

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Nik Adriana, Sophiya Rose, Theeareene, Kirthanah, Eiman Iskandar

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Nik Adriana, Sophiya Rose, Theeareene, Kirthanah, Eiman Iskandar

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Indhu, Diyana, Aqeev, Clara

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Original plastic:-
Group structure: Wheel
Types of small group: Relational- oriented
Small group development:
Forming: Since Regina is famous, Karen and Gretchen befriend and get close to Regina to be famous like her.
Storming: Regina, Karen and Gretchen might have had different characteristics or interests.
Norming: To work as a group, rules are set by Regina and followed by the rest of the group.
Performing: As there are rules, each of the group members dresses the same and does something similar to what each other does.
Adjourning: Regina, Karen and Gretchen are sharing alike characteristic and they do the same thing together.
Group conflict: No

plastics with Cady -
Group structure: Wheel structure because Regina has more information so she's still the leader.
Types of small group: exemplary of task oriented group because they have the same purpose which is to be famous in school.this can be seen when they want to be rich, pretty and loved by hot guys.
Small group development:
Forming: when Cady is invited into the plastics.
Storming:   we can see Regina and cady is the leader while other members Is the listeners.
Norming: cady is used with the rules that had been set up.
Performing:
Adjourning: when Regina got hit by bus and others went their own way .
Group conflict: when Regina had an argument with Cady about Aaron.  Interpersonal conflict when Regina and cady try to bring down each other

Plastics without Regina:
Group structure: Wheel Structure. Cady has become the replacement for Regina as the group leader.
Type: Relational as Cady and her friends don't have a clear goal.
Small group development:
Forming: Regina has lost her position as the group leader due to her gaining weight and Cady replaced her as the group leader.
Storming: Gretchen and Karen immediately follow Cady as their group leader and do as she say.
Norming: Cady is becoming more and more like Regina.

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Clarinna (1171101646)
Nur Iffah Miza (1171101580)
Puteri Teja Nabilla (1171102295)
Siti Faeza (1171101600)
Aisya Adani (1171101866)

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Analyse the following groups:
1. Original Plastics
2. Plastics with Caddy
3. Plastics without Regina

Analyse based on:
1. Group structure (wheel/circle)
2. Types of small group
3. Small group development
4. Group conflict

Submit by Friday, 5pm

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Azlan Azli 1171101191
Eiman Iskandar 1171100679
https://eimaniskandar.wixsite.com/lcs0015

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ADNIN FARIHA (1171102156)
ILI NAJIHA (1171102086)
SITI QARINA

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Groupthink (by Aiman, Almira, Ayu and Ridhuan)

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Groupthink (by Aiman, Almira, Ayu and Ridhuan)

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Groupthink is when people agrees with the group decision even if they secretly disagree because they do not want to cause any issues. As we can see in the Whatsapp, the speaker had suggested to make group meeting at 12 a.m. His teammate dislike the idea to meet up at 12 a.m because it is not at appropriate time but because they did not want to raise any issue, they just agrees with the speaker.

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Nik Adriana - 1171101065
Sophiya - 1171100050
Theaarenee - 1171101079
Kirthanah - 1171101120

https://communicationprinciples.wordpress.com/

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Substantive Conflict.

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Indhu
Diyana
Clara
Aqeev

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Almira (1171102062)
Ayu (1171102667)
Aiman (1171102756)
Ridhuan (1171100866)

Link: https://mmls.mmu.edu.my/wordpress/1171102602/2018/05/04/assignment-submission-for-introduction-to-communication/

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mohd firdaus (1171102788)
Hilmi (1171101496)
Ain (1161200748)

http://mmls.mmu.edu.my/wordpress/1171100660/2018/05/04/assignment-1/

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Siti Qarina (1171100186)
Adnin Fariha (1171102156)
Ili Najiha (1171102086)

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Hello there! Are you are looking for an article about public and mass communications? If yes, you are actually on the right page :)

OK. To understand about public communication and mass communication, we need to understand the meaning and the differences between of these communications first. Briefly, the definition of public communication is a strategic communication process that builds mutually beneficial relationships between organizations and other publics. For mass communication, it is defined as "public communication transmitted electronically or mechanically." which means the messages can be delivered or sent to large, perhaps millions or billions of people across the world. In these fields, public communication is an essential and integrated component of public policy or service while mass communication is media formats including Radio, TV, Social Media & Print. Generally, public communication and mass communication are similar fields as both communications explore practices and trends of effective communication to large group audience. However, there are some differences between public communication and mass communication in these fields, which we will discuss down below. Specifically, in this website, we will compare and contrast about public communication and mass communication based on 7 principles of communication which are :

Firstly, the element of completeness in public communication aims to generate the desired results without the expense of additional messages and avoid misunderstandings that may result from missing important information when transmitting the message to the audiences. For example, the limited number of audiences in public communication enables the speaker to transmit the message and there is a high probability for the speaker to receive the desired feedback from audiences. However, the element of completeness in mass communication the speaker needs to consider the function of 4W's and 1H (Who, What, Where, When, How) when delivering the message to the mass audiences. This is because the transmitted messages are directed at large, heterogeneous and scattered audiences. For example, the number of audiences in mass communication is very large in which may consist of thousand people which create a hassle for the speaker to receive the desired feedbacks. According to Dominick (2012) in his book entitled The Dynamic of Mass Communication, page 12, feedbacks from a large number of audiences tend to be delayed.

Next, the principle that plays an important role in public and mass communication is conciseness which means to convey the message as least as possible without repeating the same thing. Conciseness in public communication is more important rather than in mass communication. It is because when the speaker talks with a long speech and takes a long time to convey in the public, it will make the receiver become less interested, gets bored easily and will have a difficulty to focus. However, the importance of conciseness in mass communication will make the content more detailed. For example, the unseen audience is from the various background as in from different age groups and the way sender spreads the content must comprehend easily for everyone and by making more examples and factual.

The term "consideration" in communication is preparing every message with the recipient in mind and try to put one self's in someone's place. In other words, consideration means stepping into the shoes of the readers and approaching the topic from their perspective. Consideration is applied in both fields, public and mass communications, as the senders from both communications are responsible transmitting the messages to large group audiences. This means, the senders for both communications need to consider the feelings and the viewpoints of their audience - the content isn't supposed to be sensitive and offensive. For instance, in public relations, it indicates communication between persons as equal. It is the receipt and exchange of messages, ideas, and opinions which people respond and reacts within public groups, thereby contributing and shaping public discourse. So, it is important for the sender in this public relations to considerate in many aspects while delivering the message as in this field, they need feedback from their audience. However, in mass communication, a radio presenter who is the sender that responsible delivering the message to the thousand unseen audiences, he/she needs to be really careful with the word choices when delivering the content on-air as to prevent from hurting certain people's pride, opinions and etc. - for instance. Alternatively, by using the method "you-attitude" is the best way to make the receiver feel comfortable with the message content that sender is trying to convey.

Then, the principle of concreteness in public communication is that the speaker needs to be particular and clear when delivering the message to the listener by supporting the ideas with vivid facts and figures. Therefore speakers are advised to do some research first before including facts in the message, to ensure that the level of understanding can be achieved. While in mass communication, concreteness of a message must be accurate as it will be exposing worldwide. An inaccurate message will lead to misunderstanding and create a negative impression of the sender. For instance, to avoid misinterpretation or conflict from occurring in a newspaper article, the publisher needs to state the truth with a concrete evidence.

The fifth principle, clarity means getting the message across to the receiver will understand what sender is trying to convey. To create a successful communication, the content should be clear and understandable so that the audience will be able to interpret the message easily. In public relations, it is important for the senders to use this principle as they need the audience's feedback responding to the topics they deliver to the audience. So, it means the receiver needs to get the information and messages that the sender is trying to convey, in order to give feedback and respond. Similar to public relations, mass communication also required using this principle while delivering the messages to their audience as it also delivers to thousand of invisible large audience. The best ways to make a meaningful message, both fields - public communications and mass communications need to use the 'terms', word choices and the topics that are universal which the audience of all level of education, ages and generations can relate to, in order to make the communication successfully.

The first principle, correctness is all about the accurateness of the overall content including the grammar, punctuation and spelling. In public communication mistakes such as grammatical errors or inaccurate fact will effects the speaker's self-image and reputation. While in mass communication, such mistake like offense statement is not allowed to occur as it will insult the receiver. Both public and mass communication need to be more careful and check the content of the message thoroughly before it gets to the receiver. The correctness of a message will increase the trust in the receiver and uplifted the sender's image.

Next, courtesy in a public communication is one of the main principles that a speaker needs to be cautious with, as some content of the speech might offend the listener. An excellent speaker of public communication needs to be thoughtful and flexible with the audience's opinion to avoid from having misapprehension issues. Speaker's sincerity in a speech is a must so that the audiences or known as the receiver could understand the message behind our speech. For example, in a campaign situation, the speaker usually use appropriate tone when giving a speech that touches the heart of the audience. While in mass communication, a polite behaviour and use of positive words will emphasize reader's point of view.

To conclude, public communication is a process used by the speaker to inform or influence behaviours within large audiences in a specified time period using an organized set of communication activities. In public communication, it is important for the speaker to transmit the message to the audiences and making sure the delivered message is well perceived by the audiences. On the other hand, mass communication refers to the process by which a complex organization with the aid of one or more machines produces and transmits messages that are directed at large audiences. The approaches of communication to the groups of audiences are varying in terms of completeness and conciseness.

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INDHULAEKHA NAIR (11132701876)
NURDIYANA ATHIRA SHUHAIMI (1171202505)
KAUSHILYA CLARA (1171103060)
AQEEV BIN SAIFUL MAHADHIR (1171102977)

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Clarinna L. (1171101646)
Nur Iffah Miza (1171101580)
Puteri Teja Nabilla (1171102295)
Siti Faeza (1171101600)

- https://beefaa-blr.tumblr.com/post/173550499812/hey-peeps-first-of-all-here-is-a-quote-from

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Auni Kamalia 1171100787
Farah Hanis 1171100909
Aisya Adani 1171101866
Nabila Yazmine 1171100933

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"Wheel" Group Structure.

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On the 25th of April 2018, we were asked to go to a talk that was held at the grand hall. The talk was given by Dato’ Sri Mohammed Shazli. The picture attached is him and the picture  shows verbal and non-verbal communication between speaker and audience. From the way he dresses, it shows that he is a credible speaker. The tone in his voice shows that he has confident in speaking. Other than that, his talk is understandable and clear for me. He also made eye contact with his audience all the time. Most of us audience nods to what he says to make sure that he knows we understand his talk.

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HINT: Brand

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HINT: Secretary

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HINT: Egypt

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HINT: Airline

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HINT: Sabeen and Alaa

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Each group must choose 1 case study.
Please leave 1 email address in the comment section for me to email the actual case study to your group.

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Auni Kamalia 1171100787
Farah Hanis 1171100909
Aisya Adani 1171101866
Nabila Yazmine 1171100933
https://ewgrouptwo.wixsite.com/lcs0015

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For our blended learning task week 3,

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On 25th April, Multimedia University held a talk event with YBhg. Dato' Sri Mohammed Shazalli Ramly. The talk was placed in the Chancellor Hall. In the picture below, it shows verbal communication between the teammates as they give out information between them. They also uses on-verbal communication like nodding their head to show that they understood what was told. Besides that, I can see that the message was clear as all of the members understood the message. I can also see that each members made eye contact with each other

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Group Conflict (Substantial)

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Get into groups of 3 -4 people.
Based on the Small Group Communication notes on MMLS, create a whatsapp group conversation to show how each one of the situations below takes place. Upload the screenshots of the whatsapp conversation in this column by Friday, 4 May.

1. GROUP CONFLICT (SUBSTANTIAL)

2. GROUP CONFLICT (PROCEDURAL)

3. GROUPTHINK

4. SMALL GROUP DEVELOPMENT

5. RELATIONAL-ORIENTED GROUP

6. “WHEEL” GROUP STRUCTURE

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Please Upload the link to your webpost below and include you names and IDs.

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Last Wednesday, on the 25th of April 2018, a talk was held at the grand hall. The speaker was YBhg. Dato’ Sri Mohammed Shazalli Ramly. The picture is attached is him giving his talk. Dato’ Shazalli up front shows a good and confident tone of voice. He is wearing a nice suit but without a tie. This shows credibility in a speaker. He has good eye contact with the audience, and he makes sure not to lose it.  He uses clarity when telling about his past stories. He makes hand gestures to make the communication more engaging. He tells the audience to clap their hands in an attempt to not make the speech boring. His facial expressions are on point, and this makes his talk more engaging.

The audience, on the other hand, is listening to him well throughout the whole talk. Although, some are seen to be looking down and playing with their phones. Some are doing work and recording themselves like me and my friends did earlier for another subject. This shows bad non-verbal signals to the speaker. There are some students who left halfway throughout the talk. This shows that those students have lost interest in the speaker’s talk.

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On 25th April, I have attended to a talk in grand hall. As I was sitting to at the side, I saw a conversation between two people. They are using verbal and non-verbal communication. I heard that they are talking about the event. Both of them didn't show much of gesture because they didn't want to get noticed. But I saw some nodding between them. They also didn't make any eye contact because they were having conversation in that position (as seen in the picture). But they did nod to each other sometimes.

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On the 25th of April, i attended a talk in the grand hall of MMU Cyberjaya. The talk was so great and motivating that had been delivered by the CEO of TM. On that day, when im seating in my seat, there was 2 individual talking at the back of my seat. Then i decided to took a picture of them and analyse the communication. The girl and the boy was talking about their faculty. This boy was asking this girl’s age and this girl was giving a short answer. That’s where we can see there is a lack of completeness. At the first place, this girl was busy on her phone and gave an annoyed facial expression. Then, this boy asked that whether she is from cyber, the girl nodded her head and from there we can see that there is a non verbal communication is going on. Thats also we can conclude as conciseness as the girl is giving a concise answer by nodding her head. Next, the boy was asking in a little bit of sad tone. He was asking this girl is from which faculty is she from. The girl answered and slightly making eye contact with that boy. From there, the girl is making consideration in communicating with that boy after he asked several questions. This girl and boy are making eye contact when they are communicating. The girl answered “im from faculty of management “. This shows that this girl is answering with clarity using a verbal communication. And starting from there, they started to talk to each other and get to know each other after the boy asked few questions

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On 25th April 2018, I attended a talk held at Multimedia University with YBhg. Dato Sri MMD Shazalli Ramly. After the event, I saw two person having a coversation. For the purpose of this task, I creep towards both of them and gathered a few information. The lady with yellow dress is using Verbal Communication to express how she felt about the talk. Both of them were maintaining eye contact and was having a casual conversation. Besides that, they were also showing their Facial Expression on how they felt on the talk. Moreover, The man with the red shirt also applied the use of Nonverbal Communication using gesture such as nodding and aggreing to the lady. Last but not least, there is a principle of communication which is completeness because the desired outcome of the communication is achieved.

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I have attached a picture alongside with this email being sent to you. From the picture, I can conclude that both of them had verbal and nonverbal communication applied in their conversation. It can be clearly seen that both of them had a very good body posture which made them look like they are having a good time talking to each other. The guy with the blue shirt and dark pants is maintaining a very strong eye contact with the girl with the brown scarf and grey shirt in front of him. The girl also seems to be maintaining a good eye contact with him. As I went closer to them, I eavesdropped their conversation and they greeted each other with full of manners. Then, they started talking about other topics. From my own hearing, I believe that both of them had very clear and audible voices. They also use very formal English. Other than that, the guy with the blue shirt and dark pants is maintaining good gestures with the girl. The guy’s body is towards the girl and this means that he is very interested in talking with the girl in front of her. If you can see in the picture, the girl with the brown scarf and grey shirt is also having her posture pointing towards him which means the same. I can safely say that both of them were very interested in talking to each other. In conclusion, both of them had used a lot of factors from verbal and nonverbal communication.

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Diyana, Ridhuan,Ain,Clara

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Multimedia University held a talk with Dato’ Sri Mohammed Shazalli Ramly, . I took picture of a conversation between three ladies , who attend the talk. They were waiting outside to enter the hall, around 9:15 am while talking about something interesting. The lady was using non verbal communication by applying body gesture – her hand . besides that her friends was making an eye contact - occasional nodding while she’s talking to them.  The lady with black colour shawl was using facial expression which is excited while she’s talking.

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on 25th April which is on Wednesday, i went to the talk event collaborating with Dato' Sri Shazali Ramly ( Group Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director at Telekom Malaysia).Acoording to what Ms Syazana assigned us, this is a pic of MC of the talk event on that day.The emcees used non verbal and verbal communication. Firstly, the two emcees use relational method where they convey information and mesage that can be understood.For example, madam raja which is one of the emcee deliver a good and smooth message to the audience correctly without using a word that couldn't be comprehend by the audience. At the same time, both emcees use body gesture and facial expressions to build their confidence and express emotion to keep the connection with listeners.

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Auni Kamalia (1171100787)

The audience’s participation towards the talk could be seen in this picture. The picture shows two types of audiences - those who are listening and those who aren’t. Those who are listening can be classified using their non-verbal signs. Specifically, their head movement, posture and eye contact. Listener’s heads will be up, signalling engagement or a neutral attitude towards the speaker, alongside their leaning forward posture. Their eye contact also obviously is aimed at the speaker on the stage, Datuk Shazalli, showing “active listening”. Those who aren’t listening are very obvious - their heads down, displaying inattentiveness. Their posture, which is leaning back into the chair, is giving off the message that they aren’t interested and they are indifferent towards the speech. No eye contact is made whatsoever, their eyes staring at their phones or maybe even sleeping. It can be said in conclusion for the listeners that the principle courtesy was apparent for those who were listening and absent for those who weren’t. The speaker at the time, I think, had less consideration of his audience. It felt like his speech was aimed towards people in their late twenties and onwards because his speech was kind of boring. In short, he lacked in the communication principles of completeness, conciseness and consideration. Some of his viewpoints, or points in the speech was quite vague for me and his answers to some of the questions were blurry too. Thus I sense the slight absence of concreteness. I still got the clarity of his speech though; you define yourself. Plus, his correctness was also good. But then again, this is all just my opinion.

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On Wednesday, 25th April 2018, Multimedia University held a talk with YBhg. Dato’ Sri Moha
mmed Shazalli Ramly. The event took place at the Grand Hall. My task is to select a conversation that took place during the event and analyzed the verbal/non-verbal communication. (Sorry about the blurry picture by the way but I wasn’t creepy enough Miss). Anyways as I eavesdropped the conversation between the Indian and Chinese girl this is what I gathered.  Both ladies used verbal communication to express how they felt about the talk. There wasn’t any language barriers as both of them got the message across but, because the surrounding was noisy they were speaking in a hush tone. Besides that, both of them were sort of facing each other and maintained a rather casual conversation. They were also using using nonverbal communication such as gestures and the occasional nodding. Their facial expression also expressed what they felt like after watching the talk. Their conversation also showed the principles of conciseness, where the information shared was given accurately in a brief manner.

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On 25th April, I had to go to an event that was hosted by the university. After the event had finished, I saw two guys were talking to each other. So I went closer towards them and listened to their conversation. The dark skin guy (let's name him B) was talking to the light skin guy (let's name him C) about lunch. While they were talking, B was standing up but still facing towards C and maintains eye contact. C was laid back throughout the whole conversation. B was asking where should they eat so C gave him a short answer. Due to the lack of completeness in the answer, B asked C again. C answered with a clear message (clarity) with a slightly annoyed facial expression. B nods in agreement to C’s answer.

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On the 25th April there was a talk being held at the Chancellor Hall and students are required to attend it. In conjunction of the talk, I have taken a photo and in it shows two girls(subject A and B) on their phones during the talk.  Due to the surroundings(frame) , they are not using any kind of verbal communication because the (frame) itself requires the audiences to not talk and pay attention. Other non verbal communications can be seen from both subjects such as gestures and nods, for example, when subject A nudges on subject B and pointed to the door to the washroom, to indicate that subject A wants subject B to go to the washroom with her and subject B nods in agreement. There is also eye contact  during the projection of gestures itself. One of the principles of communication that is shown is completeness. There may be no verbal communication however the desired outcome of the communication is achieved.

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On Wednesday, 25th April 2018, my University had a talk event with YBhg. Dato’ Sri Mohammed Shazalli Ramly. It was held at Tun Chancellor Hall, MMU (cyberjaya). Our lecturer assigned us a task where we have to select a conversation that took place during the event and analyzed the verbal/non-verbal communication. In the picture below is the selected conversation that I choose. This is a conversation between the MC and some of the chosen students in front of the hall to play a small game before Dato’ Sri entered the hall. The MC uses verbal communication, which is sharing information with the students with spoken words. While the MC was talking to the students, he uses his body gesture, which is a non-verbal communication. The MC did not use any fuzzy language or cliché lines. He kept it clear, simple and formal, which is one of the 7 principal of communication, Clarity. As for the students, they did not use any body gesture; however, they used their facial expression (non-verbal communication) when the MC was talking to them. Other than that, the MC uses completeness while giving the students the conditions and how to play the game. The MC communicates well with the students; this is because he knew the targeted groups were students who are around 18 to 22 years old. This shows that the MC choose consideration in his speech.

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Last Wednesday , I attended a talk by Dato’ Shazali at mmu grand hall. I took a picture of a conversation between a girl and her friend . The girl, who was wearing a shawl is talking to her partner with her hand moving around. This shows that she was using non verbal communication by applying body gesture ( her hand ) . Other than that , she also made eye contact frequently with her partner . By making eye contact, it makes the speaker more comfortable to keep talking because she feels that someone is interested to listen  . The guy also expresses his happy facial expression towards the girl . Maybe they were talking about something happy that is why he smiled. He was moving his head down which showed his disagreements towards something that the girl was talking about.

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