Human Communication Overview
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How is human communication primarily defined?

  • Exchanging non-verbal signals only
  • The act of listening and responding
  • Only the verbal exchange of ideas
  • All procedures by which one mind influences another (correct)

Which aspect is NOT associated with intrapersonal communication?

  • Recognizing personal needs
  • Listening to bodily signals
  • Expressing empathy to others (correct)
  • Awareness of emotions

What does the basic communication model primarily consist of?

  • Source, message, receiver, feedback (correct)
  • Emotions, language, context, understanding
  • Speaker, listener, environment, response
  • Sender, message, medium, feedback

Which of the following is an example of user-generated content (UGC)?

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What is the primary role of organizational communication?

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What does intercultural communication help individuals understand?

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Which statement best describes the concept of artistic activity?

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What characteristic is attributed to cave paintings as artistic activity?

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What best describes iconography?

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Which of the following is NOT a type of visual culture?

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What is the primary goal of the 'Define' stage in the design process?

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How is graphic design primarily described?

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What does the double-diamond approach illustrate in the design process?

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Which option best describes an illustration?

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Which of these elements is NOT considered when finding balance in design?

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What does 'ambient' visual culture primarily encompass?

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Flashcards

Human Communication

The process of exchanging information, ideas, and emotions between individuals or groups.

Intrapersonal Communication

Communication with oneself, involving internal thoughts, feelings, and self-reflection.

Interpersonal Communication

Communication between two or more people, involving verbal and nonverbal interactions.

Communication Model

A model that illustrates the process of communication, including the sender, receiver, message, and feedback.

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User-Generated Content (UGC)

Content created by users, such as text, images, videos, or reviews, often shared on digital platforms.

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Organizational Communication

Communication within an organization, involving internal and external interactions.

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Intercultural Communication

Understanding and navigating cultural differences in communication.

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Context Creates Meaning in Art

The meaning of a work of art is shaped by its context, including the artist's intentions, the historical period, and the viewer's interpretation.

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Icon

A symbol or representation that stands for something else, often used in religious or cultural contexts.

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Iconography

The study of symbols, especially in art or religious contexts.

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Visual Culture

The tangible expressions of a culture, including everyday objects, art, architecture, and technology.

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Graphic Design

The art and practice of visual communication, using visual elements to convey a message.

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Illustration

A visual representation that clarifies, explains, or enhances a concept, story, or idea.

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Double Diamond Approach

A four-stage design process that includes discovering needs, defining the problem, developing solutions, and delivering the final product.

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Discover (Design Process)

The exploration of ideas and possibilities, looking at a problem from multiple perspectives.

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Define (Design Process)

The process of narrowing down possibilities and developing a clear and concise design brief.

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Study Notes

Human Communication

  • Human communication is defined as all processes by which one mind influences another, encompassing information exchange through media.
  • Intrapersonal communication involves self-awareness, such as recognizing feelings like hunger, tiredness, and emotions like apathy, anger, or sadness. Ignoring these can be risky.
  • Interpersonal communication happens within small groups, emphasizing emotional expression, trust, and language skills. This includes both verbal and nonverbal communication.
  • The basic communication model involves a source, message, channel, receiver, and feedback loop, with potential noise.
  • Social media has become a major platform for modern communication, often targeted towards individuals who use technology to respond. A relevant example is video games.

Organizational Communication

  • An organization is a group of people working together.
  • Organizations communicate internally and externally. Internal communication is about keeping the organization functioning smoothly; External communication is about interacting with other organizations (e.g., suppliers, buyers).

Visual Art and Design

  • Art is a creative expression of emotions through aesthetic value.

  • Cave paintings, considered early forms of art, had magical purposes for the tribal societies.

  • Icons and iconography are representative symbols.

  • Different cultures have various visual expressions (e.g., daily life, buildings, adverts). 

  • Artistic expression can include theatre, sculpture, and other visual mediums.

  • Graphic design employs visual communication for specific audiences with set limitations. Design balances form and function, expression, and clarity.

The Design Process

  • The "double-diamond" method is a visual representation of the core design process stages. It includes discovery, defining, develop and deliver stages.
  • Illustrations are visual representations used to explain, complement, or enhance ideas. They are common in books, magazines, advertisements, and other media.

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Explore the fundamentals of human communication, including intrapersonal and interpersonal dynamics. Discover effective communication models and the impact of social media on modern interactions. This quiz covers key concepts vital for understanding how people connect and convey messages.

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