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What is the primary role of perception in communication?
What is the primary role of perception in communication?
- To simplify complex messages
- To develop good writing skills
- To understand the world around us (correct)
- To convey emotions accurately
Which of the following is NOT a recommended communication strategy for effective nursing communication?
Which of the following is NOT a recommended communication strategy for effective nursing communication?
- Being straightforward
- Ignoring verbal cues (correct)
- Seeking feedback
- Thinking before speaking
Posture and facial expressions are examples of what type of communication?
Posture and facial expressions are examples of what type of communication?
- Non-verbal (correct)
- Oral
- Formal
- Written
To enhance clarity in communication, which approach should be taken?
To enhance clarity in communication, which approach should be taken?
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Which of the following statements about effective communication is untrue?
Which of the following statements about effective communication is untrue?
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Factors affecting communication - True and False
- Understanding what makes up good communication is essential for practicing good communication skills.
- The sender must be aware of their expectations, backgrounds, and needs.
- Limitations in communication can occur in any environment, regardless of its quality.
- Records and reports are considered forms of written communication.
- Sharing facts and figures in writing can contribute to clear communication.
- Simplicity is key to clarity in communication; complex messages can hinder understanding.
Factors Affecting Communication - Multiple Choice Questions
- Perception refers to a person's sensing and understanding of the world around them.
- Effective communication requires thinking before speaking, being straightforward, being aware of verbal cues, and seeking feedback.
- Posture and facial expressions are considered nonverbal communication.
- To communicate clearly, it's important to cut out unimportant and irrelevant information.
- Taking notes of all details is not a characteristic of effective communication.
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