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What is the primary focus of intrapersonal communication?
Which type of communication occurs between two people?
What does decoding in communication primarily involve?
Which of the following best describes mediated interpersonal communication?
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Which of the following elements is NOT part of the Code of Ethics for communicators in the Philippines?
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What is the primary responsibility of journalism as a career in communication?
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Which aspect is emphasized in the ethical guidelines for broadcasting professionals?
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Which of the following best defines mass communication?
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What is the primary goal for public relations practitioners according to ethical conduct principles?
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Which of the following behaviors is explicitly discouraged in advertisements according to the Advertising Board of the Philippines?
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What does the field of applied social sciences primarily aim to do?
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In which career track would applied social scientists likely engage in helping individuals develop personal skills?
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Which of the following actions would NOT be considered ethical behavior for public relations practitioners?
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What is an essential skill for effective persuasion in media and advertising?
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What aspect of communication is particularly emphasized in the ethical guidelines for broadcasters?
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Which of the following does NOT represent a principle of ethical conduct for public relations practitioners?
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What is a core principle of communication as described?
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Which element is not considered a basic method of communication?
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How does communication impact behavior according to the principles outlined?
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What role does feedback play in communication?
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Which of the following is an example of non-verbal communication?
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What is emphasized about the structure of communication systems?
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In the context of sociology, why is communication important?
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What can be considered a noise in the communication process?
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Study Notes
Levels of Communication
- Intrapersonal Communication: Communication with oneself, including self-reflection and introspection.
- Interpersonal Communication: Communication between two or more people, including dyadic (between two people) and group communication.
Professionals and Practitioners in Communication
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Careers in Communication:
- Journalism: Providing news and information to the public through print media.
- Broadcasting: Informing the public through radio, television, and other media outlets.
- Filmmaking: Producing and directing motion pictures.
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Code of Ethics for Practitioners:
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Journalists:
- Thoroughness in reporting.
- Transparency and respect for confidentiality.
- Fairness, honesty, and originality in reporting.
- Decency, integrity, and dignity in professional conduct.
- Cautiousness about accepting gifts from parties other than clients or employers unless all parties give full consent.
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Broadcasters:
- Upholding Filipino culture, traditions, and values.
- Providing public service announcements.
- Offering opportunities for citizens to express complaints about crime and ineffective government.
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Advertisers:
- Not undermining public regard for government, law, or authority.
- Not promoting violence or the use of deadly weapons.
- Not attacking or disparaging individuals or groups based on gender, social class, religion, race, or nationality.
- Not depicting the actual act of drinking alcoholic beverages or smoking tobacco products.
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Public Relations Practitioners:
- Conducting professional activities with the public's best interests as the primary goal.
- Adhering to standards of trust, objectivity, accuracy, and good taste.
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Journalists:
Applied Social Sciences
- Definition: A field of study that applies social science concepts, models, and theories to understand and address societal problems.
- Goals: To provide alternative solutions to societal problems and use research and theory to improve the daily lives of communities, organizations, and individuals.
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Career Tracks:
- Counseling: Providing guidance and support to individuals and families.
- Social Work: Working with individuals, families, and communities to address social and economic problems.
- Communication Studies: Studying the process of communication, including its application in various contexts.
Importance and Functions of Applied Social Sciences
- Self-Development: Applied social scientists can act as life coaches or personal development trainers.
- Persuasion: Applied social scientists can work in media, advertising, business, and communication careers, understanding cultural context and using persuasive strategies.
- Psychology: Communication is viewed as behavior and an expression of inner thoughts.
- Sociology: Communication is essential for forming societies, as people come together to interact and build communities.
- Anthropology: Communication is the link to cultural formation and maintenance, as people share the meanings of codes and symbols.
- Communication is Action: Communication is essential for survival, meeting needs, influencing others' behavior for survival, and achieving goals.
Communication Principles
- Communication is driven by goals.
- Communicators mutually influence one another.
- Communication systems are structured but subject to change.
Methods of Communication
- Verbal: Communication through sounds, languages, and tones of voice.
- Non-Verbal: Communication through facial expressions, body language, and postures.
- Aural: Communication through listening and hearing.
- Written: Communication through letters, memos, journal entries, emails, and text messages.
- Visual: Communication through signs, symbols, illustrations, and pictures.
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Test your understanding of levels of communication, including intrapersonal and interpersonal aspects. Additionally, assess your knowledge of careers in communication and the ethical standards expected of practitioners in the field. This quiz covers essential topics for anyone interested in the communication profession.
