communication and adding detail afterwards, if necessary jargon 3. engaging in activities such as note-taking and paraphrasing a speaker's ideas 4. using language designed to fit the communication situation to rephrase someone else's idea paraphrasing direct organization popular media 6. an excess of similarity in ideas that makes meetings feel easy but results in fewer ideas being contributed secondary audience groupthink 6 groupthink 9 secondary audience focusing communication on the likely needs, concerns, and interests of the recipient or audience the "you-attitude" active listening coherency 8. the wide group of possible unintended recipients who might be influenced by a message 9. language that will be well understood by only a small group and which might alienate a diverse audience 10. the attribute of a message's component parts all fitting smoothly and 'naturally' together communication and adding detail afterwards, if necessary jargon 3. engaging in activities such as note-taking and paraphrasing a speaker's ideas 4. using language designed to fit the communication situation to rephrase someone else's idea paraphrasing direct organization popular media 6. an excess of similarity in ideas that makes meetings feel easy but results in fewer ideas being contributed secondary audience groupthink 6 groupthink 9 secondary audience focusing communication on the likely needs, concerns, and interests of the recipient or audience the "you-attitude" active listening coherency 8. the wide group of possible unintended recipients who might be influenced by a message 9. language that will be well understood by only a small group and which might alienate a diverse audience 10. the attribute of a message's component parts all fitting smoothly and 'naturally' together