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Introduction to Communication Concepts

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What does the Latin word 'Communis' imply about communication?

It means the absence of communication.

It refers to a process of information overload.

It denotes a secret exchange of ideas.

It signifies common understanding or opinion. (correct)

Which of the following best describes the purpose of communication?

To foster competition among individuals.

To share information and achieve common understanding. (correct)

To create confusion among participants.

To establish dominance over others.

Which of the following methods can communication NOT be conveyed through?

Gestures and signs

Written words

Musical notes (correct)

Spoken words

In what way can communication be characterized?

<p>A process involving exchange between people.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following statements about communication is incorrect?

<p>It only involves verbal language.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Origin of Communication

The term 'communication' comes from the Latin word "Communis," meaning 'common.'
This origin reflects the essence of achieving a common understanding or opinion among individuals.

Definition of Communication

Communication is recognized as a process of exchanging ideas, views, facts, and feelings.
The primary goal is to create a shared understanding among participants.

Components of Communication

Involves the transfer of information between two or more individuals.
Can be conveyed using various methods:
- Written words (e.g., letters, emails)
- Spoken words (e.g., conversations, speeches)
- Non-verbal cues (e.g., actions, gestures, signs, symbols)

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This quiz explores the foundational concepts of communication, including its etymology and definitions. It highlights communication as a process involving the exchange of ideas and feelings aimed at achieving mutual understanding among individuals.