Questions and Answers
Communication is derived from the Latin word 'Communis', which means common.
True
The 4Cs in the 21st century skills include creativity, connection, communication, and colonization.
False
Sherwin can be identified as a messenger since he spread the news about the new species in Arizona.
True
The message is considered the center of the communication process.
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Without source, there is nothing to discuss or to learn.
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A communication breakdown occurs if there is an element being missed or disrupted.
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Shannon and Weaver’s Model emphasizes that communication difficulties arise when the sender and receiver have a high degree of similarity in their experiences.
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Information Literacy refers to the ability to judge content and use channels responsibly.
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Plagiarism reflects a respectful attitude toward others’ ideas and creations.
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Propaganda is often employed in politics and advertisements to reveal the truth.
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Study Notes
Communication Basics
- Originates from the Latin word "communis," meaning common.
- Essential in the 21st century, focuses on 4Cs: creativity, connection, communication, and collaboration.
Roles in Communication
- Sherwin acted as a messenger by sharing news about a new species in Arizona.
- The message is the heart of the communication process, relaying information from the sender to the receiver.
- Content is vital; without it, there’s nothing to discuss or learn.
Communication Purposes
- Communication serves to produce new ideas and definitions but does not generally aim for authenticity.
Channels and Mediums
- Alternate terms for channel include medium and it can also refer to mass communication for reaching broad audiences.
Decoding and Processing
- People need to decode the content shared during communication.
- The role of the sender can vary based on the tools used.
Barriers to Communication
- Noise is an ever-present factor during brainstorming sessions.
- Psychological noise refers to biases and preferences affecting conversations.
- A physical barrier is faced when there are interruptions, such as losing internet access.
Communication Models
- Schramm's model highlights the sender-receiver dynamics and interchanging roles through feedback.
- Difficulties in communication arise due to discrepancies in experiences, emphasized in Schramm’s model.
- Charles Osgood’s model suggests a two-way process needing examination, especially with disturbances.
Literacy and Ethical Use of Information
- Literacy encompasses the ability to process information across varying contexts.
- Media and information literacy is crucial for responsible information judgment and ethical channel usage.
Manipulation and Attitudes
- Propaganda combines information manipulation often seen in politics and advertising.
- Plagiarism demonstrates a poor attitude towards progress, showing disrespect for others' ideas.
Online Behavior
- Cyberbullying is a form of harassment in digital contexts, reflecting a negative evolution in online interactions.
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Test your knowledge on communication concepts and 21st-century skills with this quiz. From the origins of the term 'communication' to the essential 4Cs, challenge yourself to see how well you understand these fundamental ideas.
