Criminal Justice Org Chapter 4: Communication Process

What is the term for the process of transmitting symbols back and forth from one source to the other?

What is the correct order of the steps in the communication process?

How many steps are in the communication process?

What is an example of a communication barrier that alters the meaning of a message?

What is the consequence of a message passing through multiple gates of communication?

What is the purpose of downward communication in an organization?

What is a characteristic of a network in a criminal justice system?

How do organizational networks in the criminal justice system typically relate to each other?

What is the number of potential networks in the criminal justice system?

Why do communication barriers exist more in the criminal justice system than in other systems?

What is a characteristic of communication among criminal justice agencies?

What affects the communication process within criminal justice organizations?

What type of theory involves the shared assistance of information among criminal justice agencies?

Who serves as a member of two or more groups or is part of the social system of two or more groups?

What is the primary purpose of grapevine in an organization?

What type of evidence is excluded in criminal trials according to exclusionary rules?

Which type of network is formed primarily for personal motives within an organization?

What type of communication is considered extremely powerful in the communication process?

What term refers to the rate and complexity of communication inputs to an individual?

What is the term for the substance that we attempt to share through symbols in communication?