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What is the Latin origin of the word 'communication'?
What is the Latin origin of the word 'communication'?
Communicare
What are the two main types of exchanges in communication?
What are the two main types of exchanges in communication?
Verbal and non-verbal
Which of the following is NOT a type of noise that affects communication?
Which of the following is NOT a type of noise that affects communication?
What is the role of feedback in communication?
What is the role of feedback in communication?
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What is the first principle of effective communication?
What is the first principle of effective communication?
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Match the types of noise with their descriptions:
Match the types of noise with their descriptions:
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Communication is solely about verbal exchanges.
Communication is solely about verbal exchanges.
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The reaction or response of the receiver is called ______.
The reaction or response of the receiver is called ______.
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List two types of noise that can disrupt communication.
List two types of noise that can disrupt communication.
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Study Notes
Communication Overview
- Derived from Latin 'Communicare', meaning to impart or transmit information.
- Involves sending information from one person or group to another.
- Encompasses verbal exchanges and non-verbal cues (facial expressions, body language, tone of voice).
The Communication Process
- Sender: Encodes the message and selects the intended message.
- Receiver: Decodes, interprets, and responds to the message; can be an individual or a group.
- Feedback: Crucial component providing insight into the receiver’s understanding; confirms if the decoding matches the intended message.
- Noise: Any disruption in communication, preventing message clarity; includes physical, physiological, technical, organizational, cultural, psychological, and semantic noise.
Key Considerations in Communication
- True understanding of conveyed ideas is the fundamental issue in communication.
- Effective communication can influence social dynamics, incite revolutions, or change governments.
- Requires organizing thoughts, managing emotions, choosing appropriate words, and effective self-expression.
Principles of Communication
- Clarity about the purpose of communication.
- Completeness in the message delivered.
- Conciseness in language and expression.
- Naturalness in delivery to foster connection.
- Specificity and timeliness in providing feedback.
Ethics of Communication
- Integrity in personal conduct.
- Responsibility to provide complete and accurate information.
- Importance of disclosing vital information, regardless of necessity.
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This quiz explores the principles, processes, and ethics of communication. Students will define communication, discuss its nature, and reflect on the importance of openness and transparency in interactions. Enhance your understanding of effective communication and improve your ethical communication skills.
