Asked by Joey
Explain how signs matter in the study of communication. What are they made up
of and to what do they refer? What role do “codes” play in this “science of signs?”
Support your discussion with examples drawn from your perceptions and/or
experience.
of and to what do they refer? What role do “codes” play in this “science of signs?”
Support your discussion with examples drawn from your perceptions and/or
experience.
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Answered by
Writeacher
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Answered by
PsyDAG
It depends on how you are defining "signs." In communication, signs are often defined as unintentional communications, such as a blush is often a sign of embarrassment.
We each have our own "code book," which leads us to interpret the words and actions of others. The more similar our background, the more our code books are alike. However, no two code books are identical, so errors are likely to occur.
Your examples will reflect your own "code book."
I hope this helps. Thanks for asking.
We each have our own "code book," which leads us to interpret the words and actions of others. The more similar our background, the more our code books are alike. However, no two code books are identical, so errors are likely to occur.
Your examples will reflect your own "code book."
I hope this helps. Thanks for asking.
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