Communication Process and Language Functions

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Which phase involves identifying the reader and vocabulary?

Reflection
Rendering
Planning (correct)
Execution

The emotive function of language is directed at the receiver.

False (B)

What are the main elements of the communication process?

Sender, message, receiver, context

The __________ function of language is used to communicate beauty.

<p>poetic</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following functions of language with their descriptions:

<p>Emotive = Expresses feelings/opinions Appellative = Orders/requests Phatic = Verifies the channel function Referential = Provides context</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Communication Process

The communication process involves a sender who transmits a message to a receiver.
The context of communication refers to the environment and time of the message exchange.

Functions of Language

Roman Jakobson identified six functions of language: emotive, appellative, poetic, phatic, metalinguistic, and referential.
Emotive function focuses on expressing feelings and opinions of the sender.
Appellative function aims to elicit a response from the receiver, usually through orders or requests.
Poetic function emphasizes the aesthetic qualities of language within the message itself and the communication method.
Phatic function ensures the channel of communication works effectively.
Metalinguistic function uses language to discuss language itself.
Referential function provides essential context for the message.

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Description

This quiz explores the essential components of the communication process, including the roles of the sender and receiver, as well as the context of communication. Additionally, it delves into Roman Jakobson's six functions of language, offering insights into how language is used to convey meaning and evoke responses.