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What is the definition of communication?
What is the definition of communication?
- The ability to share ideas and feelings effectively
- A process by which information is exchanged between individuals through a common system of symbols, signs, or behavior (correct)
- The act of speaking to others in a clear and understandable manner
- The process of conveying thoughts and feelings to another person
What is the difference between interpersonal and intrapersonal communication?
What is the difference between interpersonal and intrapersonal communication?
- Interpersonal communication involves formal communication, while intrapersonal communication involves informal communication
- Interpersonal communication involves communication through symbols and signs, while intrapersonal communication involves verbal communication
- Interpersonal communication involves communication between two or more people, while intrapersonal communication involves communication with oneself (correct)
- Interpersonal communication involves communication within oneself, while intrapersonal communication involves communication between two or more people
What is the role of the receiver in interpersonal communication?
What is the role of the receiver in interpersonal communication?
- The person receiving a message (correct)
- The person originating the message
- The one who creates the perceptual screen
- The one who completes the feedback loop
What influences the quality, accuracy, and clarity of communication in the perceptual screen?
What influences the quality, accuracy, and clarity of communication in the perceptual screen?
What are the elements of interpersonal communication?
What are the elements of interpersonal communication?
What is the role of the perceptual screen in communication?
What is the role of the perceptual screen in communication?
What are the properties of a message in interpersonal communication?
What are the properties of a message in interpersonal communication?
What is the primary function of the receiver in interpersonal communication?
What is the primary function of the receiver in interpersonal communication?
What does intrapersonal communication involve?
What does intrapersonal communication involve?
Which element of interpersonal communication refers to the person originating the message?
Which element of interpersonal communication refers to the person originating the message?
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Communication Basics
- Communication is the process of exchanging information, ideas, or messages between individuals, groups, or organizations.
- Communication involves the transmission, reception, and interpretation of messages.
Interpersonal vs. Intrapersonal Communication
- Interpersonal communication refers to the exchange of information between two or more individuals, involving verbal and nonverbal messages.
- Intrapersonal communication involves an individual's internal thought process, including self-talk, reflection, and problem-solving.
The Role of the Receiver
- The receiver plays a crucial role in interpersonal communication, as they interpret and respond to the message.
- The receiver's primary function is to decode the message and provide feedback to the sender.
Perceptual Screen and Communication
- The perceptual screen refers to the unique filter of experiences, attitudes, and biases that influence an individual's perception of a message.
- Factors that influence the quality, accuracy, and clarity of communication in the perceptual screen include:
- past experiences
- cultural background
- language
- emotions
- values
- beliefs
Elements of Interpersonal Communication
- The elements of interpersonal communication include:
- Sender (the person originating the message)
- Message (the information being transmitted)
- Channel (the medium through which the message is transmitted)
- Receiver (the person interpreting the message)
- Feedback (the response to the message)
- Noise (any external or internal factors that distort the message)
Properties of a Message
- A message in interpersonal communication has several properties, including:
- Content (the information being conveyed)
- Structure (the organization and arrangement of the message)
- Tone (the emotional tone or attitude conveyed by the message)
- Language (the verbal and nonverbal cues used to convey the message)
The Role of the Sender and Receiver
- The sender is responsible for encoding and transmitting the message.
- The primary function of the receiver is to decode the message and provide feedback to the sender.
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