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Father of Modern Communication
Father of Modern Communication
- Aristotle
- Plato
- Alexander Graham Bell (correct)
- Protagoras
Father of Debate
Father of Debate
- Aristotle
- Plato
- Alexander Graham Bell
- Protagoras (correct)
Father of Purposive Communication/Classical Communication
Father of Purposive Communication/Classical Communication
- Aristotle (correct)
- Plato
- Alexander Graham Bell
- Protagoras
Methods of human communication - written or spoken.
Methods of human communication - written or spoken.
Children learn their native language subconsciously
Children learn their native language subconsciously
Learning a new language
Learning a new language
When speakers of two or more languages or varieties and interact
When speakers of two or more languages or varieties and interact
Means to share or to make common
Means to share or to make common
One way process for public speaking
One way process for public speaking
"In which channel", who said it, what was said, in what channel, to whom, what effect
"In which channel", who said it, what was said, in what channel, to whom, what effect
Mathematical Theory of Communication
Mathematical Theory of Communication
Sender-message-channel-receiver
Sender-message-channel-receiver
Message is transmitted using a medium. Emphasizes field of experience in his theory.
Message is transmitted using a medium. Emphasizes field of experience in his theory.
Circular model, messages can go in two directions. Back and forth process.
Circular model, messages can go in two directions. Back and forth process.
Cyclical process; communication does not have a fixed starting or ending point.
Cyclical process; communication does not have a fixed starting or ending point.
Metaphor of a helix, three-dimensional spiral. Communication becomes more complex and enriched through learning & interactions.
Metaphor of a helix, three-dimensional spiral. Communication becomes more complex and enriched through learning & interactions.
Multilayered feedback system for all parties involved & recognizes are both senders and receivers at the same time.
Multilayered feedback system for all parties involved & recognizes are both senders and receivers at the same time.
Refers to a society that contains several cultural or ethnic groups but necessarily have engaging interactions.
Refers to a society that contains several cultural or ethnic groups but necessarily have engaging interactions.
Languages that remains fixed and unchanging.
Languages that remains fixed and unchanging.
Used in professional or academic settings where politeness and precision one day.
Used in professional or academic settings where politeness and precision one day.
When one person seeks advice from another.
When one person seeks advice from another.
Informal language used among friends, friendly, family and peers,
Informal language used among friends, friendly, family and peers,
Private language used between people who share a close relationship.
Private language used between people who share a close relationship.
The study of social meaning.
The study of social meaning.
An assumption that connects a claim and evidences
An assumption that connects a claim and evidences
Facts based on personal experience to support a position
Facts based on personal experience to support a position
To clarify thinking, to defend beliefs.
To clarify thinking, to defend beliefs.
Words phrase we use everyday, casual conversation
Words phrase we use everyday, casual conversation
Specialized terms or expressions by specific profession
Specialized terms or expressions by specific profession
Created and adopted by specific social group.
Created and adopted by specific social group.
Figurative meanings that cannot be understood literally.
Figurative meanings that cannot be understood literally.
Refers to all electronic or digital means
Refers to all electronic or digital means
Ability to encode and decode the symbols via media
Ability to encode and decode the symbols via media
An online journal or website, displaying information in reverse chronological order.
An online journal or website, displaying information in reverse chronological order.
The act of delivering a speech or presentation to live audience
The act of delivering a speech or presentation to live audience
A word for word iteration of a written message.
A word for word iteration of a written message.
A rote recitation of a written message.
A rote recitation of a written message.
Carefully planned and rehearsed speech.
Carefully planned and rehearsed speech.
Without advance preparation.
Without advance preparation.
Requesting, asking, or obtaining, specific information.
Requesting, asking, or obtaining, specific information.
A formal written letter in response to a job advertisement or vacancy.
A formal written letter in response to a job advertisement or vacancy.
Application letter is sent but there is no advertised vacancy.
Application letter is sent but there is no advertised vacancy.
You just send this without knowing if there are job openings.
You just send this without knowing if there are job openings.
Internal operational communication where members of an organization communicate.
Internal operational communication where members of an organization communicate.
A conversation which occurs between a potential employer and a job applicant.
A conversation which occurs between a potential employer and a job applicant.
The primary communication tool to another clinicians treating the patient.
The primary communication tool to another clinicians treating the patient.
First or earliest assessment to check the previous patient's medication.
First or earliest assessment to check the previous patient's medication.
Types of assessment reports done in order to monitor the condition to the patient.
Types of assessment reports done in order to monitor the condition to the patient.
Opening sentence or paragraph of a news story.
Opening sentence or paragraph of a news story.
Given once medication is discontinued or the patient is release from the hospital.
Given once medication is discontinued or the patient is release from the hospital.
Interactive art of using words and actions to reveal the story.
Interactive art of using words and actions to reveal the story.
A detailed explanation of an image that provides textual access to visual content.
A detailed explanation of an image that provides textual access to visual content.
Unsolvable problem is abruptly resolved by unexpected and often improbable intervention
Unsolvable problem is abruptly resolved by unexpected and often improbable intervention
A type of plot that starts in the middle of the story.
A type of plot that starts in the middle of the story.
A type of plot that presented in a sequential, step-by-step manner.
A type of plot that presented in a sequential, step-by-step manner.
A type of plot that repeats or returns to the starting point.
A type of plot that repeats or returns to the starting point.
A piece of information that misleads or distracts from the main topic.
A piece of information that misleads or distracts from the main topic.
A literary device that ends a section of a story in a stunning event or a big dramatic question.
A literary device that ends a section of a story in a stunning event or a big dramatic question.
A literary device that hints at future events in a story.
A literary device that hints at future events in a story.
An interjected scene that takes the narrative back in time from the current point in the story.
An interjected scene that takes the narrative back in time from the current point in the story.
The main idea or underlying meaning of a work of literature.
The main idea or underlying meaning of a work of literature.
An ethical message that is conveyed or a lesson to be learned from a story or event.
An ethical message that is conveyed or a lesson to be learned from a story or event.
A practical takeaway that life is precious more than one thinks it to be. It is short and valuable and one should live to the fullest.
A practical takeaway that life is precious more than one thinks it to be. It is short and valuable and one should live to the fullest.
Framework used to evaluate a company's competitive position and to develop strategic planning.
Framework used to evaluate a company's competitive position and to develop strategic planning.
All parts of the letter flushed on the left margin; most popular, formal, and easiest format.
All parts of the letter flushed on the left margin; most popular, formal, and easiest format.
Each paragraph is intended instead of left justified.
Each paragraph is intended instead of left justified.
A document that summarizes your skills, experience, and education to help you get a job.
A document that summarizes your skills, experience, and education to help you get a job.
Any additional documents that you've attached to your job application.
Any additional documents that you've attached to your job application.
It's a short, concise, and easy-to-read message that informs a group or organization of a specific problem and/or solution.
It's a short, concise, and easy-to-read message that informs a group or organization of a specific problem and/or solution.
A written record of a meeting that summarize the key points discussed, decisions made, and action items.
A written record of a meeting that summarize the key points discussed, decisions made, and action items.
A personalized email sent to potential customers who have shown interest in a product or service.
A personalized email sent to potential customers who have shown interest in a product or service.
An email sent to inform the email list of your new or existing products or services.
An email sent to inform the email list of your new or existing products or services.
You are tasked to identify the relationship between students’ study habits and their academic performance. Which research approach will you use?
You are tasked to identify the relationship between students’ study habits and their academic performance. Which research approach will you use?
A researcher wants to explore the lived experiences of new teachers in remote areas. What research approach is most suitable?
A researcher wants to explore the lived experiences of new teachers in remote areas. What research approach is most suitable?
In writing the introduction of your research, which of the following should you include first?
In writing the introduction of your research, which of the following should you include first?
While drafting your research introduction, you were advised to focus on narrowing your general topic into a specific issue. What is this process called?
While drafting your research introduction, you were advised to focus on narrowing your general topic into a specific issue. What is this process called?
You are researching the effectiveness of a new teaching method in improving reading comprehension. Which research method should you use?
You are researching the effectiveness of a new teaching method in improving reading comprehension. Which research method should you use?
Which of the following is an essential component of the methodology section?
Which of the following is an essential component of the methodology section?
A researcher wants to measure student motivation using a self-reported questionnaire. What is the primary consideration in designing the instrument
A researcher wants to measure student motivation using a self-reported questionnaire. What is the primary consideration in designing the instrument
You need to design an instrument to assess classroom management strategies. Which is the most appropriate format?
You need to design an instrument to assess classroom management strategies. Which is the most appropriate format?
You distributed a questionnaire to 100 students, but only 80 responded. What should you do to address the low response rate?
You distributed a questionnaire to 100 students, but only 80 responded. What should you do to address the low response rate?
A researcher is conducting interviews with school principals to gather insights on leadership styles. What type of interview is most appropriate for this?
A researcher is conducting interviews with school principals to gather insights on leadership styles. What type of interview is most appropriate for this?
You want to observe student interactions during group activities in the classroom. What is the best type of observation for this?
You want to observe student interactions during group activities in the classroom. What is the best type of observation for this?
You are investigating the impact of technology integration on student performance. Which research design is most appropriate?
You are investigating the impact of technology integration on student performance. Which research design is most appropriate?
In morphology, what term describes the smallest meaningful unit in a language?
In morphology, what term describes the smallest meaningful unit in a language?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of vowels?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of vowels?
What type of vowel requires a change in tongue position during articulation
What type of vowel requires a change in tongue position during articulation
Which of the following describes an allophone?
Which of the following describes an allophone?
What is the primary focus of phonology?
What is the primary focus of phonology?
What is the smallest unit of sound in a language that can distinguish meaning?
What is the smallest unit of sound in a language that can distinguish meaning?
Which branch of linguistics studies the physical production and perception of speech sounds?
Which branch of linguistics studies the physical production and perception of speech sounds?
Which type of non-verbal communication refers to body movements, gestures, and postures to convey messages?
Which type of non-verbal communication refers to body movements, gestures, and postures to convey messages?
What does sustained eye contact typically convey in most Western cultures?
What does sustained eye contact typically convey in most Western cultures?
A combination of multiple types of media, such as text, images, audio, and video, that are presented in a digital format.
A combination of multiple types of media, such as text, images, audio, and video, that are presented in a digital format.
Flashcards
Communication
Communication
The study of how people communicate with each other.
Who is Alexander Graham Bell?
Who is Alexander Graham Bell?
The father of modern communication, known for inventing the telephone.
Who is Protagoras?
Who is Protagoras?
The father of debate, known for his emphasis on logic and argumentation.
Who is Aristotle?
Who is Aristotle?
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What is Language?
What is Language?
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What is Language Acquisition?
What is Language Acquisition?
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What is Language Learning?
What is Language Learning?
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What is Language Contact?
What is Language Contact?
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What is Communicare?
What is Communicare?
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What is Aristotle's Model?
What is Aristotle's Model?
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What is Laswell's Model?
What is Laswell's Model?
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What is Shannon and Weaver's Model?
What is Shannon and Weaver's Model?
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What is Berlo’s SMCR Model?
What is Berlo’s SMCR Model?
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What is Schramm's Model?
What is Schramm's Model?
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What is Osgood-Schramm's Model?
What is Osgood-Schramm's Model?
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What is White's Model?
What is White's Model?
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What is Dance's Helical Model?
What is Dance's Helical Model?
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What is Barnlund's Transactional Model?
What is Barnlund's Transactional Model?
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What is Multicultural?
What is Multicultural?
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What is Frozen Register?
What is Frozen Register?
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What is Formal Register?
What is Formal Register?
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What is Consultative Register?
What is Consultative Register?
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What is Casual Register?
What is Casual Register?
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What is Intimate Register?
What is Intimate Register?
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What is Geosemiotics?
What is Geosemiotics?
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What is a Warrant?
What is a Warrant?
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What is Support?
What is Support?
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What is Reason?
What is Reason?
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What is Colloquialism?
What is Colloquialism?
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What is Jargon?
What is Jargon?
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What is Slang?
What is Slang?
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What is Idiom?
What is Idiom?
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What is Media?
What is Media?
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What is Media Learning?
What is Media Learning?
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What is a Blog?
What is a Blog?
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What is Public Speaking?
What is Public Speaking?
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What is Manuscript?
What is Manuscript?
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What is Memorized?
What is Memorized?
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What is Extemporaneous?
What is Extemporaneous?
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What is Impromptu?
What is Impromptu?
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What is an Inquiry Letter?
What is an Inquiry Letter?
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What is a Solicited Letter?
What is a Solicited Letter?
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What is an Unsolicited Letter?
What is an Unsolicited Letter?
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What is a Blind Letter?
What is a Blind Letter?
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What is Email?
What is Email?
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What is an Interview?
What is an Interview?
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What are Patient Notes?
What are Patient Notes?
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What are Initial Notes?
What are Initial Notes?
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What are Interim Notes?
What are Interim Notes?
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What are Discharge Notes?
What are Discharge Notes?
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What is a News Lead?
What is a News Lead?
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