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What is the primary purpose of feedback in the communication process?
What is the primary purpose of feedback in the communication process?
Which element is responsible for decoding the message in communication?
Which element is responsible for decoding the message in communication?
What does the term 'context' refer to in communication?
What does the term 'context' refer to in communication?
Which model of communication is characterized by one-way interaction?
Which model of communication is characterized by one-way interaction?
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What is NOT a type of communication as mentioned?
What is NOT a type of communication as mentioned?
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Which function of communication helps facilitate people's expression of their feelings?
Which function of communication helps facilitate people's expression of their feelings?
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What element is involved in converting ideas into a communicable form?
What element is involved in converting ideas into a communicable form?
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What does 'noise' signify in the communication process?
What does 'noise' signify in the communication process?
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Which of the following is an example of interactive communication?
Which of the following is an example of interactive communication?
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In which stage of the communication process does the speaker decide how to show the message?
In which stage of the communication process does the speaker decide how to show the message?
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Study Notes
Oral Communication Overview
- Communication involves sharing and conveying messages across various channels, contexts, media, and cultures.
- Originates from the Latin word "communicare," meaning sharing.
Types of Communication
- Oral: Spoken communication.
- Written: Textual representation of messages.
- Visual: Use of images or visual aids.
- Non-Verbal: Body language, gestures, facial expressions.
Elements of Communication
- Sender/Speaker: The originator of the message.
- Message: The content conveyed, including ideas and information.
- Receiver: The individual who interprets or decodes the message.
- Channel: The medium used to communicate, which can be verbal or non-verbal.
- Feedback: Responses from the receiver that indicate understanding or reaction.
Context of Communication
- The environment or situation in which communication occurs influences its effectiveness.
Process of Communication
- Stimulus: The initiating factor for communication.
- Ideation: The generation of thoughts or ideas to be communicated.
- Encoding: Transforming ideas into words or actions.
- Transmission: Choosing how to express the message.
- Reception: The act of receiving the message.
- Noise: Any interference that disrupts communication.
- Decoding: The receiver's interpretation of the message.
- Understanding: Comprehending the intended message.
- Feedback: The receiver's response to the message.
Models of Communication
- Linear Model: A one-way communication process typical in public speaking and mass communication.
- Interactive Model: A two-way communication involving exchanges like interviews and discussions.
- Transactional Model: Simultaneous sending and receiving of messages in casual conversations.
Functions of Communication
- Control: Regulates behavior and actions.
- Social Interaction: Facilitates connections between individuals.
- Motivation: Inspires and encourages improvement in lives.
- Emotional Expression: Allows for the articulation of feelings and emotions.
- Information Dissemination: Distributes knowledge and information effectively.
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Test your knowledge on the fundamentals of oral communication with this quiz. Explore the various types of communication and the essential elements that facilitate effective interaction. Perfect for first semester students looking to enhance their understanding of communication principles.
