Respond to the following prompts:
Using the critiques given to you by your classmates on the discussion board and the information given in Dr. Fleming’s video, state your new or revised definition of communication.
How does your definition improve on previously established ones? Be sure to cite any previous definitions that you use.
What are the weaknesses in your definition?
How did you receive the feedback that your classmates, facilitator, or professor made to your definition?
What were your feelings about their feedback?
Which critiques caused you to react negatively? Why?
Which critiques caused you to react positively? Why?
How does the topic of human communication fit into scriipture? What does God’s Word have to say on how we communicate?
What role does communication play in the art of peacemaking?
How (if at all) does your view of communication change when examined through the lens of Christianity? Why do you think it does or does not change?
Paper Specs
Create a cover page with your name, course number, assignment title, and word count.
Paper should be 900 – 1000 words.
Do not include cover page, headings, quotes, or references in your word count.
All required sources in this module, including textbooks, provided pdfs, and course videos should be used to support your thoughts, ideas, conclusions, etc., that you present throughout this paper. Sources from previous courses should also be used when appropriate.
Include a subheading for each prompt. Do not combine multiple rubric lines under a single heading.
A minimum of four sources should be cited and referenced. Outstanding papers will use more than the required minimum number of sources.
Do not quote your sources. Paraphrase, cite, and reference using APA format.
Double-space your paper.
Use 12-point Times New Roman font.
Use APA style to document references and in-text citations.