Communication Models and Misconceptions

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According to the communication needs outlined, which need focuses on establishing and maintaining relationships?

Physical Needs
Social Needs (correct)
Identity Needs
Practical Needs

Which of these options is NOT one of the five insights derived from the Transactional Communication Model?

Meaning Exists in and Among People
Noise affects communication.
Sending and receiving are usually simultaneous.
Channels make no difference. (correct)

Which of the following statements encapsulates a common misperception about communication that could lead to interpersonal challenges?

All communication is intended to foster understanding between parties.
Communication, at its core, is a natural and innate ability for all individuals. (correct)
Effective communication is primarily about articulation and eloquence.
With enough communication, any problem can eventually be resolved.

The concept of Marshall McLuhan's "global village" primarily refers to what?

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Given the principles of the Transactional Communication Model, how would you most accurately characterize the role of feedback in a high-stakes negotiation?

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Flashcards

Four Communication Needs?

Physical, identity, social, and practical.

Transactional Communication Insights?

Noise, environment, channels, simultaneous sending/receiving, and shared meaning.

Communication Misperceptions?

Communication is not always natural, a cure-all, better with more, or aimed at mutual understanding.

What is the Global Village?

Communication technology connects all nations into a single, interconnected community.

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Canada & Global Village?

Canada's access to communication technology readily exposes its citizens to the interconnected global community.

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Study Notes

Communication serves four fundamental needs: physical, identity, social, and practical.

Transactional Communication Model Insights

Noise impacts communication.
Environment influences communication.
Communication channels matter.
Sending and receiving occur simultaneously.
Meaning is created among people.

Communication Misperceptions

Effective communication is not an innate skill.
Communication cannot resolve every issue.
Increased communication is not always beneficial.
Understanding is not always the goal of communication.

Global Village

Communication technology connects the world, bringing it into individual homes.
Marshall McLuhan introduced the concept of the world as a "global village" in 1964.
Exposure to the global village doesn't require extensive travel.

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Explore the four fundamental needs served by communication: physical, identity, social, and practical. Understand the transactional model insights, including the impact of noise and the significance of communication channels. Also, learn about common misperceptions and Marshall McLuhan's global village concept.