Media and Info Literacy: Kinesics and Haptics

Questions and Answers

Proxemics (correct)

Kinesics

Chronemics

Haptics

A two-way process of exchanging or sharing ideas, thoughts, feelings, and emotions.

False

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Study Notes

Communication is a two-way process facilitating the exchange of ideas, thoughts, feelings, and emotions between individuals.
Effective communication leads to better understanding between the sender and receiver.

Sender: The initiator of communication who encodes and transmits the message.
Receiver: The individual or audience that decodes and interprets the message.
Message: The actual content conveyed, which may be verbal, non-verbal, or written.
Channel: The medium used to transmit the message, including spoken words, text, and digital platforms.
Noise: Interference that distorts the clarity of the message, categorized as physical, psychological, or semantic.
Feedback: The response from the receiver, indicating whether the message was understood.

Verbal Communication: Utilizes words to convey messages.
Interactive Communication: Allows for two-way interactions between senders and receivers.

Kinesics: The language of body movements and gestures.
Haptics: The language of touch, conveying emotions and messages through physical contact.
Proxemics: The use of personal space in communication, influencing interpersonal interactions.
Chronemics: The interpretation of time and its significance in communication contexts.
Olfactics: The language of smell, often connected to memory and emotional responses.
Artefactual: Communication conveyed through objects and physical appearances.

Speed and Reach: Media facilitates rapid transmission of messages over long distances, enabling real-time global communication.
Globalization of Information: Media promotes the dissemination of information across borders, enhancing cultural exchange and accessibility.
Diversity of Information: The availability of varied information sources empowers audiences with multiple perspectives and opinions.
Framing: The way information is presented can shape audience perception and influence views on issues or events.
Social and Cultural Impact: Media influences societal norms and trends, reflecting and shaping public opinion and behaviors.