HSR130: Levels of Communication Quiz

Extrapersonal Communication

• Refers to communication between a person and a non-human entity like a pet or a plant.

Interpersonal Communication with Technology

• This involves using technology as a medium for communication, such as email, text messaging, or video conferencing.

Intrapersonal Communication

• Primarily about self-talk and internal dialogues.

Direct Face-to-Face Communication

• Interpersonal communication involves a direct face-to-face relationship, allowing for immediate feedback and nonverbal cues.

Mediated Interpersonal Communication

• Relies on technology as a medium for communication, bridging distances and enabling interaction with others.

Dialogue with Oneself

• Intrapersonal communication involves dialogues with oneself, reflecting on thoughts, feelings, and experiences.

Forms of Mass Communication

• Mass communication can take two forms: Broadcast and Print.

Purpose of Mass Communication

• The purpose of mass communication is NOT solely to entertain; it also aims to inform, educate, persuade, and even inspire.

Key Benefit of Mass Communication

• Provides a platform for sharing information and knowledge with a vast audience.

Purposes of Mass Communication According to Dr. Fatima Alblooshi

• It is essential for understanding and responding to current events and happenings.

Significance of Mass Communication in Disaster and Calamities

• Mass communication plays a crucial role in providing timely updates, warnings, and vital information during disaster and calamities.

Week 11 Focus

• Week 11 focuses on organizational communication.

'Intra' Prefix Meaning

• The prefix 'intra' means "within" or "inside."

Example of Intrapersonal Communication

• A student contemplating their career choices after graduation is an example of intrapersonal communication.

Vocal Form of Intrapersonal Communication

• A person reading their notes out loud to themselves to better understand and remember the information is an example of vocal intrapersonal communication.

Example of Organizational Communication

• A company's internal newsletter, informing employees about upcoming projects and events is an example of organizational communication.

Directional Communication

• In the given context, directional communication refers to the specific direction or flow of communication within an organization, such as top-down, bottom-up, or lateral.

Forms of External Communication

• External Communication can take various forms, including public relations, advertising, and marketing, all of which involve communicating with audiences outside the organization.

Test your knowledge on the levels of communication in human communication. This quiz covers extrapersonal, interpersonal, intrapersonal, organizational, and mass communication.