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Which factor is NOT a characteristic that impacts effective communication with an audience?
Which factor is NOT a characteristic that impacts effective communication with an audience?
- Social Position
- Favorite Color (correct)
- Education Level
- Health Status
Age range influences the choice of communication format or distribution.
Age range influences the choice of communication format or distribution.
True (A)
What must be considered in communication to ensure the message is effective with the intended audience?
What must be considered in communication to ensure the message is effective with the intended audience?
Primary language
Materials may be more effective for older audiences when delivered through ______ and ______.
Materials may be more effective for older audiences when delivered through ______ and ______.
Match each factor to its influence on communication:
Match each factor to its influence on communication:
How does race and ethnicity affect communication materials?
How does race and ethnicity affect communication materials?
Health status is irrelevant when crafting communication materials.
Health status is irrelevant when crafting communication materials.
What type of audience may benefit more from oral presentations rather than written materials?
What type of audience may benefit more from oral presentations rather than written materials?
What are the two primary channels used in face-to-face communication?
What are the two primary channels used in face-to-face communication?
Internal noise can be caused by environmental factors.
Internal noise can be caused by environmental factors.
What is feedback in communication?
What is feedback in communication?
Non-verbal symbols include facial expressions, gestures, and __________.
Non-verbal symbols include facial expressions, gestures, and __________.
Match the types of noise with their definitions:
Match the types of noise with their definitions:
Which of the following best describes words in verbal communication?
Which of the following best describes words in verbal communication?
Communication messages consist only of verbal symbols.
Communication messages consist only of verbal symbols.
What is the main aim of establishing social closeness through communication?
What is the main aim of establishing social closeness through communication?
What does the setting in communication refer to?
What does the setting in communication refer to?
Interpersonal communication occurs only in formal settings.
Interpersonal communication occurs only in formal settings.
What is the primary channel used in intrapersonal communication?
What is the primary channel used in intrapersonal communication?
Mass communication involves a highly structured manner of sending a message to a _______.
Mass communication involves a highly structured manner of sending a message to a _______.
Which type of communication occurs among members of different cultures?
Which type of communication occurs among members of different cultures?
Match the communication types with their descriptions:
Match the communication types with their descriptions:
What is considered 'noise' in the communication process?
What is considered 'noise' in the communication process?
How can feedback mechanisms affect communication?
How can feedback mechanisms affect communication?
Flashcards
Sender-Receiver Communication
Sender-Receiver Communication
Communication where both sender and receiver actively participate, sharing ideas and feelings.
Communication Message
Communication Message
The combination of ideas and feelings shared by senders and receivers, using verbal/nonverbal symbols.
Verbal Symbols
Verbal Symbols
Words used to represent ideas or objects in communication.
Nonverbal Symbols
Nonverbal Symbols
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Communication Channels
Communication Channels
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Feedback
Feedback
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Noise
Noise
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Communication Setting
Communication Setting
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Intrapersonal Communication
Intrapersonal Communication
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Interpersonal Communication
Interpersonal Communication
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Intercultural Communication
Intercultural Communication
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Interviewing
Interviewing
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Small Group Communication
Small Group Communication
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Mass Communication
Mass Communication
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Communication Elements
Communication Elements
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Social interaction goal
Social interaction goal
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Social Position in Communication
Social Position in Communication
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Education Level Impact
Education Level Impact
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Age Range Considerations
Age Range Considerations
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Racial/Ethnic Considerations
Racial/Ethnic Considerations
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Primary Language Importance
Primary Language Importance
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Health Status Impact
Health Status Impact
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Job Type Significance
Job Type Significance
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Communication Appropriateness
Communication Appropriateness
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Study Notes
Clientele and Audience in Communication
- Social position influences how a message is crafted and delivered (e.g., president vs. subordinate).
- Education level determines the complexity of topics an audience can grasp. Simple language might be more effective with less educated audiences.
- Age range affects preferred communication formats (social media, mobile, printed). Younger audiences tend to prefer digital media, while older audiences might prefer more traditional methods.
- Race and ethnicity are important considerations for communication materials, ensuring representation and inclusivity.
- Primary language is critical; if a message is not in the primary language of the audience, translation is needed.
- Health status affects engagement and understanding. Tailoring materials to specific health conditions might be helpful.
- Job type influences the format and distribution of materials. Consider how a message might reach audiences without computers effectively (e.g., printed materials).
Mary Jane Veloso Case (2015)
- Mary Jane Veloso was arrested in Indonesia in 2010.
- The arresting country was Indonesia.
- The specific location was Yogyakarta Airport.
- The case involved drug trafficking charges.
- Joko Widodo was the Indonesian President during the case.
- Kristina Sergio was the recruiter who facilitated her work abroad and was responsible for Veloso's plight.
- Veloso was sentenced to death, but after 14 years in prison, the sentence was never carried out.
Communication as a Client
- Individuals want information relevant to them.
- Groups and organizations have specific communication needs.
- Messages should consider the community's needs if that is the target audience.
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Explore how various factors such as social position, education level, age, race, ethnicity, primary language, health status, and job type influence communication strategies. This quiz will help you understand the importance of tailoring messages to meet the needs of diverse audiences effectively.
