The Hierarchy of Needs

I don't have a pencil with me and without time to load up word before the lecture so mind the chapter 1 of intro to communications review lmao. A classmate misgendered me even though she used my preferred name, gonna see how this goes cuz I have my pronouns on my bag, my shirt, and my nametag. I'm also applying to be either a barista or dishwasher at this coffee place not far from campus but I gotta pack in my batteries so that I can show my parents I'm a responsible student by the end of the semester and I hope they'll still be hiring by the time I prove that, the semester ends around the holiday season so they might need some seasonal hands.

Human Needs (Not in order just cuz)

- Physical (air, water, food, shelter, sleep, clothes)

- Esteem (respect, self-esteem, status, recognition, strength, freedom)

- Love and Belonging (Friendship, intimacy, family, sense of connection)

- Safety (Personal security, employment, resources, health, property)

- Self Actualization (Desire to be your most authentic self)

Communication Models

Have the basic elements which are encoding/sender, decoding/reciver, channel, noise, message

- Action model (linear, the initial one to another, Shannon-weaver)

- Interaction model (feedback, from receiver to sender)

- Transactional model (I dunno my professor changed the slides before I typed lol)

Noise and Distraction

Any kind of noise that could distract from communication verbal or otherwise

- Physical noise (outside convos, noise from nature)

- Physiological noise

- Mental noise

Context

A kind of nonverbal communication in a physical setting