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What is the key difference between language and communication?
What is the key difference between language and communication?
- Language is a dynamic system, while communication is considered static.
- Language is a tool of communication, while communication is a process of transferring messages.
- Language changes dynamically, while the basics of communication remain unchanged.
- Language relies on verbal or non-verbal codes to transfer information, while communication focuses on interchanging messages between people. (correct)
What is the nature of language and communication working together?
What is the nature of language and communication working together?
- It is not language vs. communication; it is language and communication. (correct)
- Communication is a basic human need, while language is a primary means of interaction.
- Language changes dynamically, while communication remains static.
- Communication involves creating new words, while language does not change.
What is the process of communication?
What is the process of communication?
- The process of creating new words for the dictionary of language.
- The process by which information is exchanged between individuals through a common system of symbols, signs, or behavior. (correct)
- The process of interacting and engaging with others through shared language.
- The process of transferring messages using verbal or non-verbal codes.
What are the objectives of communication?
What are the objectives of communication?
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What are the key differences between verbal and non-verbal communication?
What are the key differences between verbal and non-verbal communication?
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