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  • SIR FERIDO:Good Day Class! Let's have a recitation activity, discussed what you've learned about distinct types of messages.
  • 3 Distinct Types of Messages
  • 2. KOLEEN:Primary message refers to the intentional content, may it be verbal or non-verbal. While secondary refers to the unintentional content, still both verbal and nonverbal and Auxiliary Message refers to the intentional and unintentional ways a primary message is communicated.
  • 1. LALAINE:Distinct Types of Messages has 3 types Primary, Secondary and Auxiliary Message.
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  • 4. MARICAR: Example ofSecondary message, when that particular classmate gives you the book and the book is torn, folded and full of nonsense writings, that is an example of secondary message, where it gives an impression of how careless that particular person is. 
  • 3. MADIL:An example of Primary message is by simply saying " give me the book " referring to a classmate. That is a primary message. It is short, direct and easy to understand. 
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  • 7. CARLA O:Whenever we communicate or deliver our message, we do it in any ways we can, may it be through verbal or non-verbal.
  • 6. CARLA N:Auxiliary message may include vocal inflection, gestures and posture, or rate of speech that influence the interpretation or perception of your message.
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  • 5. METCHIEL: Example of Auxiliary Message is more of interpretation of gestures. Like if the classmate didn't turn over the book properly or she does it in a lazy manner, then my Auxiliary message could be "I don't want that book anymore" 
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  • 9. GENEVIEVE:Rightbabe, and when I say 'Iloveyou' in person, that refers to verbal communication.
  • 8. CHARL:Babe, I sent you a message of 'Iloveyou' through chat, that's non-verbal right?
  • 11. KIMBERLY:Attention Statement is used to capture the attention of your audience and in your Introduction you will make a clear statement your topic.
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  • 10.JOFF:There is also 5 parts of creating a message 1. Attention Statement, 2. Introduction, 3. Body, 4. Conclusion and 5. Residual Message.
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  • 12. FLORY ANNE:The Body of your message will present your message in detail, using any of a variety of organizational structures and at the end of the message, your Conclusion should provide the audience with a sense of closure by summarizing your main points and relating them to the overall topic.
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  • 13. EDELYN:The Residual Message is a message or thought that stays with your audience well after the communication is finished, is an important part of your message.
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  • SIR FERIDO: I'ts okay Mitzi tomorrow you will recite with Janssen. Good job class see you again tomorrow.
  • 3 Distinct Types of Messages
  • MITZI: I'm sorry sir I'm late
  • *Bell rings
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