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What is the primary reason why people want to communicate?
What is the primary reason why people want to communicate?
Social interaction
Which of the following is NOT a function of communication?
Which of the following is NOT a function of communication?
Control and regulation of communication can only be verbal.
Control and regulation of communication can only be verbal.
False
To inspire or motivate a person is a function of __________.
To inspire or motivate a person is a function of __________.
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What are two examples of control/regulation in communication?
What are two examples of control/regulation in communication?
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Study Notes
Learning Objectives
- Identify the speaker's purpose in communication.
- Discuss the various functions of communication.
Functions of Communication
- Language use varies according to the purpose it serves.
- Communication is influenced by context, including time, place, and situation.
Key Functions of Communication
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Control/Regulation:
- Aims to regulate or influence the behavior of individuals or groups.
- Involves managing the nature and extent of activities.
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Social Interaction:
- Facilitates casual communication among individuals.
- Serves as a primary motive for human interaction.
- Fosters connections and relationships between people.
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Motivation:
- Inspires individuals to improve or achieve goals.
- Acts as a driving force behind actions and decisions.
- Used to articulate wants, needs, and preferences.
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Information Dissemination:
- Involves sharing knowledge or data with others.
- Essential for spreading awareness and educating audiences.
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Emotional Expressions:
- Enables individuals to convey feelings and emotions.
- Important for building empathy and understanding in communication.
Examples of Control/Regulation
- Doctor’s Prescription: "Take your medicine 3x a day" regulates health compliance.
- Parent-Child Instruction: "Wash the dishes now or else I won’t allow you to go to the party" exercises authority.
- Friend’s Advice: "Move on. He doesn't love you anymore" shapes decisions and actions.
Importance of Social Interaction
- Essential for building relationships and social bonds.
- Provides a space for individuals to connect and share experiences.
Role of Motivation
- Encourages personal development and goal attainment.
- Instrumental in expressing individual desires and aspirations.
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Description
This quiz is designed for Senior High School students at Notre Dame University, specifically focusing on the English and Communication Department. It will assess students' understanding and knowledge in various aspects of language and communication.
