Part 1: Concept Explanation: explaining your concept or theory
Your job here is to provide a brief but thorough explanation of the basic aspects of the theory or concept you have chosen. You do not need to discuss all the material covered in the lecture or reading that relates to your concept or theory, but you should provide at least a basic definition and sufficient information to allow the reader to understand the basic nature of your theory or concept. No outside sources are required beyond course lecture notes or readings.
Part 2: Experience and Application: discussing a relevant experience or event
In this section you should provide a brief summary of an actual event you participated in or observed that directly relates to the communication theory or concept you’ve chosen. Provide basic details of the event—i.e., the situation, participants, communication behaviors, etc. Note that you are free to use fictitious names or general descriptions in place of the actual names of those involved if you feel it is warranted.
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