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What is communication according to Mc Cornack?
What is communication according to Mc Cornack?
Communication can only occur through spoken words.
Communication can only occur through spoken words.
False
Name one element of the communication process.
Name one element of the communication process.
Speaker
The process of converting a message into words or actions is called __________.
The process of converting a message into words or actions is called __________.
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Match the elements of communication with their definitions:
Match the elements of communication with their definitions:
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Which of the following is NOT an element of communication?
Which of the following is NOT an element of communication?
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Barriers in communication can enhance the flow of information.
Barriers in communication can enhance the flow of information.
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What term describes the process of interpreting the encoded message?
What term describes the process of interpreting the encoded message?
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The medium used to convey an encoded message is known as the __________.
The medium used to convey an encoded message is known as the __________.
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Which communication method is considered nonverbal?
Which communication method is considered nonverbal?
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Study Notes
Definition of Communication
- Communication is a process of sharing and conveying messages or information.
- It occurs between individuals within various channels, contexts, media, and cultures.
- Formats include face-to-face interactions, phone calls, discussions, meetings, letters, and more.
Nature of Communication
- Communication is inherently a process involving dynamic interactions.
- Requires at least two participants: the speaker and the receiver.
- Can be expressed verbally (spoken or written) or nonverbally (actions, gestures).
Elements of the Communication Process
- Speaker: The source of the message or information being conveyed.
- Message: The information, ideas, or thoughts communicated by the speaker.
- Encoding: The transformation of the message into a communicable form, such as words or actions.
- Channel: The medium through which the encoded message travels, which can be personal, non-personal, verbal, or nonverbal.
- Decoding: The process by which the receiver interprets the encoded message.
- Receiver: The individual who receives and decodes the message.
- Feedback: The responses or reactions from the receiver back to the speaker, indicating understanding or confusion.
- Context: The environment or situation in which communication occurs, influencing the meaning.
- Barrier: Factors that hinder or obstruct effective communication, affecting message delivery and reception.
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Description
This quiz explores the nature, process, and elements of communication as outlined by Mc Cornack (2014) and discussed by Sipacio and Balgos (2016). Delve into the various ways communication can occur, including face-to-face interactions and digital correspondence. Test your understanding of effective communication methods through this quiz.
