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What is the function of communication when Jhon Michael invites Lex for a coffee?
What is the function of communication when Jhon Michael invites Lex for a coffee?
- Motivation
- Control
- Emotional Expression
- Social Interaction (correct)
What does Kim's action of teaching her friends how to cook lasagna represent in terms of communication function?
What does Kim's action of teaching her friends how to cook lasagna represent in terms of communication function?
- Information Dissemination (correct)
- Emotional Expression
- Social Interaction
- Control
When Martin exclaims 'ouch!' after being stepped on, what function of communication is he demonstrating?
When Martin exclaims 'ouch!' after being stepped on, what function of communication is he demonstrating?
- Control
- Social Interaction
- Emotional Expression (correct)
- Information Dissemination
What is the primary function of Raven asking Clarisse to stop being a crybaby?
What is the primary function of Raven asking Clarisse to stop being a crybaby?
What communication function is demonstrated when Janiel tells Elton to stop procrastinating?
What communication function is demonstrated when Janiel tells Elton to stop procrastinating?
When George discusses the policies of the museum with tourists, what function of communication is being utilized?
When George discusses the policies of the museum with tourists, what function of communication is being utilized?
What communication function is represented when Crysdayne invites Jairel to his wedding?
What communication function is represented when Crysdayne invites Jairel to his wedding?
When Amion shares his ambition to be an award-winning actor with his friends, which function of communication is being shown?
When Amion shares his ambition to be an award-winning actor with his friends, which function of communication is being shown?
What is defined as the inability of the receiver to remember or retain the complete thought of the message?
What is defined as the inability of the receiver to remember or retain the complete thought of the message?
Which of the following topics is often considered taboo or difficult to discuss?
Which of the following topics is often considered taboo or difficult to discuss?
What can complicate communication by introducing over-complicated, unfamiliar, or technical terms?
What can complicate communication by introducing over-complicated, unfamiliar, or technical terms?
Which type of barrier might arise from differing social interaction norms across cultures?
Which type of barrier might arise from differing social interaction norms across cultures?
What type of barrier can prevent some individuals from expressing their true feelings?
What type of barrier can prevent some individuals from expressing their true feelings?
Which factor refers to environmental and natural conditions that act as a barrier in communication?
Which factor refers to environmental and natural conditions that act as a barrier in communication?
Which option does NOT generally refer to a barrier in communication?
Which option does NOT generally refer to a barrier in communication?
What term best describes topics that individuals may perceive to be 'off-limits' for discussion?
What term best describes topics that individuals may perceive to be 'off-limits' for discussion?
Which component of Harold Lasswell’s Model is associated with evaluating the message itself?
Which component of Harold Lasswell’s Model is associated with evaluating the message itself?
What is a major criticism of Harold Lasswell’s Model?
What is a major criticism of Harold Lasswell’s Model?
Who is considered the 'Father of Mass Communication'?
Who is considered the 'Father of Mass Communication'?
In Lasswell’s Model, which component examines the audience receiving the message?
In Lasswell’s Model, which component examines the audience receiving the message?
Which analysis in Lasswell’s Model assesses the sender of the message?
Which analysis in Lasswell’s Model assesses the sender of the message?
What does the interactive model of communication emphasize that Lasswell’s Model does not?
What does the interactive model of communication emphasize that Lasswell’s Model does not?
What is one of the primary uses of Lasswell’s Model?
What is one of the primary uses of Lasswell’s Model?
Which component refers to the medium through which the message is delivered in Lasswell’s Model?
Which component refers to the medium through which the message is delivered in Lasswell’s Model?
What does kinesics primarily study?
What does kinesics primarily study?
How does vocalics affect communication?
How does vocalics affect communication?
Which type of non-verbal communication deals with the study of human touch?
Which type of non-verbal communication deals with the study of human touch?
What is the significance of mastering non-verbal communication?
What is the significance of mastering non-verbal communication?
Which aspect does proxemics focus on?
Which aspect does proxemics focus on?
What can artifacts in non-verbal communication refer to?
What can artifacts in non-verbal communication refer to?
What is the primary role of chronemics in communication?
What is the primary role of chronemics in communication?
How can non-verbal communication enhance speech delivery?
How can non-verbal communication enhance speech delivery?
What is the primary focus of the completeness aspect in effective communication?
What is the primary focus of the completeness aspect in effective communication?
How is conciseness best defined in the context of effective communication?
How is conciseness best defined in the context of effective communication?
Which of the following statements reflects the importance of completeness in communication?
Which of the following statements reflects the importance of completeness in communication?
What misconception about conciseness could lead to ineffective communication?
What misconception about conciseness could lead to ineffective communication?
In the context of the 7 C’s of effective communication, which term best captures the essence of delivering clear and adequate information?
In the context of the 7 C’s of effective communication, which term best captures the essence of delivering clear and adequate information?
What should be avoided to achieve conciseness in communication?
What should be avoided to achieve conciseness in communication?
What is a potential outcome of not adhering to completeness in communication?
What is a potential outcome of not adhering to completeness in communication?
Which aspect of effective communication emphasizes eliminating irrelevant details?
Which aspect of effective communication emphasizes eliminating irrelevant details?
Study Notes
Functions of Communication
- Social Interaction: Inviting someone for coffee or attending events like weddings fosters relationships.
- Information Dissemination: Teaching skills, discussing academic topics, or sharing policies informs others.
- Emotional Expression: Verbal reactions such as "ouch!" or sharing disappointment convey feelings.
- Control: Directing behaviors, like asking someone to stop crying, or outlining museum policies regulates responses.
- Motivation: Encouraging peers to stop procrastinating or expressing aspirations serves to inspire action.
Verbal Communication
- Involves using language (spoken or written) to convey ideas and information.
- Requires a sender (speaker/writer) and a receiver (listener/reader) for effective communication.
- Could include complex topics like politics, religion, and cultural taboos which might not communicate effectively due to emotional barriers or societal norms.
Barriers to Communication
- Poor Retention: Difficulty in remembering the full message can hinder understanding.
- Physical Difficulty: Environmental factors may obstruct clear communication.
- Use of Jargon: Overly technical terms can confuse the audience.
- Cultural Differences: Norms and emotional expressions vary widely across cultures, impacting communication efficacy.
Harold Lasswell’s Model
- Comprises five components:
- Sender (who)
- Message (says what)
- Channel (medium)
- Receiver (to whom)
- Feedback (with what)
- Criticized for its simplicity, lack of feedback consideration, and noise factor.
Interactive Model of Communication
- Features a two-way exchange including feedback.
- Sender communicates a message to the receiver, who responds, enhancing interaction.
- More relevant in modern contexts like digital communication.
Types of Non-Verbal Communication
- Kinesics: Body language cues, including gestures and facial expressions.
- Vocalics: Tone, pitch, and volume of voice in conveying a message.
- Haptics: Communication through touch, significant in varying cultures.
- Chronemics: The role of time in communication, affecting perceptions.
- Proxemics: Use of personal space to convey meaning.
- Artifacts: Objects and images used to communicate non-verbally.
Importance of Non-Verbal Communication
- Enhances message delivery, making communication more effective and engaging.
- Conveys emotions and attitudes without spoken words, maintaining listener interest.
- Builds connections and credibility with the audience, elevating speech quality.
Effective Communication Skills: The 7 C's
- Completeness: All necessary information must be communicated for clarity.
- Conciseness: Eliminate unnecessary details; get to the point effectively.
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This quiz explores the various functions of communication in different scenarios. Participants will identify how communication serves purposes like social interaction, information dissemination, emotional expression, and control. Test your understanding of these key aspects of human interaction.
