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What is local communication primarily characterized by?
What is local communication primarily characterized by?
- Using a common language or mother tongue within a specific area. (correct)
- Communicating exclusively in a foreign language.
- Connecting people from different countries through online platforms.
- Utilizing non-verbal cues to convey messages.
What does global communication involve?
What does global communication involve?
- Sharing and relating across various cultural and geographic divides. (correct)
- Focusing only on local audience engagement.
- Using dialects unique to specific regions.
- Connecting individuals solely through written communication.
Which of the following best describes non-verbal communication?
Which of the following best describes non-verbal communication?
- Communicating through body language and environmental context. (correct)
- Involving written texts to convey thoughts.
- Transmitting messages through spoken words.
- Utilizing a specific regional dialect in conversation.
What is the role of dialect in communication?
What is the role of dialect in communication?
What aspect of communication does the Shannon-Weaver Model emphasize?
What aspect of communication does the Shannon-Weaver Model emphasize?
Cross-cultural communication is crucial for understanding how individuals from different cultures:
Cross-cultural communication is crucial for understanding how individuals from different cultures:
In verbal communication, the message is primarily conveyed through:
In verbal communication, the message is primarily conveyed through:
The principle of effective communication emphasizes the need for:
The principle of effective communication emphasizes the need for:
What is the primary characteristic of the formal language register?
What is the primary characteristic of the formal language register?
In which register is language considered less rigid but still constrained?
In which register is language considered less rigid but still constrained?
What is the primary audience for using the casual language register?
What is the primary audience for using the casual language register?
Which type of context awareness refers to understanding who you are presenting to?
Which type of context awareness refers to understanding who you are presenting to?
Which register is characterized by delivering factual information in an objective manner?
Which register is characterized by delivering factual information in an objective manner?
What is most likely the purpose for using formal language when corresponding with a boss?
What is most likely the purpose for using formal language when corresponding with a boss?
How should you adapt your tone when considering the setting of your presentation?
How should you adapt your tone when considering the setting of your presentation?
What does intimate language register typically indicate?
What does intimate language register typically indicate?
What is a key characteristic of a subject line in formal writing?
What is a key characteristic of a subject line in formal writing?
Which salutation is considered appropriate in formal communication?
Which salutation is considered appropriate in formal communication?
What should be avoided when writing in a formal style?
What should be avoided when writing in a formal style?
When addressing a diverse audience, which approach should be taken?
When addressing a diverse audience, which approach should be taken?
To communicate effectively in formal writing, what should the body of the message be like?
To communicate effectively in formal writing, what should the body of the message be like?
Which of the following rules applies to spelling in formal writing?
Which of the following rules applies to spelling in formal writing?
What is the purpose of courtesy formulas in formal writing?
What is the purpose of courtesy formulas in formal writing?
Why is it important to avoid excessive passive voice in writing?
Why is it important to avoid excessive passive voice in writing?
Which cultural group is mentioned as preferring softer tones and less expressive speech?
Which cultural group is mentioned as preferring softer tones and less expressive speech?
In which cultural context are pauses and silences valued as a means to meditate?
In which cultural context are pauses and silences valued as a means to meditate?
Which cultural group is known for high self-disclosure regarding personal issues?
Which cultural group is known for high self-disclosure regarding personal issues?
Which cultures are indicated to favor warm and personal conversation, including small talk?
Which cultures are indicated to favor warm and personal conversation, including small talk?
What is a key characteristic of communication in some East Asian cultures when initiating conversation?
What is a key characteristic of communication in some East Asian cultures when initiating conversation?
Which of the following is an example of a low-tech communication aid?
Which of the following is an example of a low-tech communication aid?
What does cultural identity encompass?
What does cultural identity encompass?
What is meant by age identity?
What is meant by age identity?
Which strategy refers to engaging an audience through multiple channels?
Which strategy refers to engaging an audience through multiple channels?
Which of the following best describes social class?
Which of the following best describes social class?
What aspect of identity refers to expectations based on sex?
What aspect of identity refers to expectations based on sex?
What is the primary purpose of sensory experiences in communication?
What is the primary purpose of sensory experiences in communication?
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Study Notes
Local and Global Communication
- Local communication focuses on interacting with individuals within a specific geographical area. This could involve communication using the local language or a shared language familiar within the town or community.
- Global communication refers to connecting, sharing, and engaging across various geographical, political, economic, social, and cultural boundaries.
Verbal and Non-Verbal Communication
- Verbal communication involves conveying messages through spoken words.
- Non-verbal communication occurs without words and can be continuous, involving body language and environmental context.
Communication Principles and Ethics
- Communication principles provide a structured framework for effective knowledge exchange between individuals.
- Cross-cultural communication focuses on understanding diverse perspectives and cultural influences in communication, emphasizing sensitivity and respect for various cultural norms.
Dialect and Language Registers
- A dialect is a language variation specific to a particular group of speakers or geographical region.
- Formal language register is more rigid and formal, often used in professional, academic, or legal settings.
- Consultative language register involves interactions with individuals possessing specialized knowledge or advice.
- Casual language register is less formal and often used in social interactions with friends, close acquaintances, or family.
- Intimate language register is reserved for special and personal occasions between two people in private settings.
Types of Context Awareness
- Audience Awareness involves tailoring communication to the specific audience, considering their understanding and the purpose of your message.
- Setting Awareness considers the location and occasion of communication, adapting your message to the environment and the overall tone of the event.
- Cultural Awareness involves understanding and respecting diverse cultural sensitivities, customs, and perspectives when communicating.
Communication Aids and Strategies for Multimodal Engelgament
- Communication aids, also known as Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) tools, provide support for individuals with communication difficulties.
- Multimodal engagement involves engaging an audience through a combination of communication channels and sensory experiences, creating a richer and more immersive experience.
- Multimodal engagement utilizes visual, audio, kinesthetic, and text-based communication channels.
Socio-Cultural Aspects of Communication
- Cultural Identity refers to an individual’s sense of belonging to a cultural group sharing specific norms, traditions, and values.
- Gender Role signifies expected attitudes and behaviors associated with an individual’s gender, not limited to traditional male and female roles.
- Age Identity represents an individual’s sense of self based on their age.
- Social Class refers to an individual's assigned rank in society based on their status or livelihood.
- Religious Identity denotes an individual's membership in a specific spiritual or religious organization.
Strategies in Communicating across Cultures
- Use of Pauses and Silence: vary across cultures, with some appreciating silence for reflection while others perceive it as uncomfortable.
- Self-Disclosure: can differ based on cultural norms, with some cultures emphasizing modesty and others encouraging openness.
- Formality: can vary significantly, with some cultures valuing formality and others favoring more casual and friendly interactions.
Local Verbal Communication
- Local verbal communication involves speaking in a way that is understood and accepted within a particular community.
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