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What does Berlo define as 'effect' in communication?
What does Berlo define as 'effect' in communication?
- The intention of the communicator in a message
- The difference in the receiver's thoughts, feelings, and actions before and after exposure to a message (correct)
- The amount of misinformation transmitted in a message
- The level of noise present in the communication environment
What is a common example of noise in communication mentioned in the text?
What is a common example of noise in communication mentioned in the text?
- Experiencing a power outage while working on a deadline (correct)
- Explaining a procedure to a group of confused freshmen
- Receiving an important phone call during a meeting
- Typing on the computer during a rush to finish work
What are some purposes that a communicator may have, according to the text?
What are some purposes that a communicator may have, according to the text?
- To create confusion, misinformation, and lack of information
- To gain attention, understanding, acceptance, or elicit action (correct)
- To transmit messages, receive feedback, and avoid noise
- To cause distortion, noise, and misunderstanding
How does the text describe the experience of being misunderstood in communication?
How does the text describe the experience of being misunderstood in communication?
In which way does Berlo suggest expressing 'effect' in communication?
In which way does Berlo suggest expressing 'effect' in communication?
What happens when noise disrupts the communication process?
What happens when noise disrupts the communication process?
'Lack of information' in communication refers to:
'Lack of information' in communication refers to:
'Misinformation' in communication indicates:
'Misinformation' in communication indicates:
'Distortions' in communication can arise due to:
'Distortions' in communication can arise due to:
'Noise' in the communication environment refers to:
'Noise' in the communication environment refers to: