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What is the primary function of communication that involves sharing factual information?
What is the primary function of communication that involves sharing factual information?
- Social Interaction
- Motivation
- Emotional Expression
- Information (correct)
Which function of communication is most closely related to managing the behavior of others?
Which function of communication is most closely related to managing the behavior of others?
- Social Interaction
- Emotional Expression
- Regulation (correct)
- Motivation
What is an example of emotional expression in communication?
What is an example of emotional expression in communication?
- “Please finish your homework.”
- “The meeting starts at noon.”
- “Can you do this task for me?”
- “Come on! You can do it!” (correct)
Which of these activities does NOT fall under oral communication activities?
Which of these activities does NOT fall under oral communication activities?
What aspect is essential when engaging in social interaction communication?
What aspect is essential when engaging in social interaction communication?
Which type of communication activity involves delivering information based on factual research?
Which type of communication activity involves delivering information based on factual research?
What type of communication function is related to providing support and encouraging behavior change?
What type of communication function is related to providing support and encouraging behavior change?
Which of the following is a key characteristic of interviewing as an oral communication activity?
Which of the following is a key characteristic of interviewing as an oral communication activity?
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Study Notes
Functions of Communication
- Information: Fundamental function used for exchanging facts and data; e.g., "The Philippine Normal University was founded in 1901."
- Regulation: Manages and influences behavior; e.g., doctors’ prescriptions and parental instructions.
- Motivation: Provides support to encourage change in attitudes or behaviors; e.g., giving pep talks and constructive criticism.
- Social Interaction: Facilitates relationship building and expression of needs; important to listen attentively and avoid dominating conversations.
- Emotional Expression: Communicates feelings through spoken, written, and nonverbal means; e.g., using encouragement like “Come on! You can do it!”
Oral Communication Activities
- Conversing: Engaging in dialogue in both formal and informal settings.
- Speech Writing: Crafting written content intended for verbal delivery.
- Interviewing: An interactive dialogue between an interviewer and an interviewee.
- Presenting Fact-Based Information: Delivering accurate, research-supported information to an audience.
- Individual Activities: Focus on personal skills and the individual's ability to complete tasks.
- Group Performances: Collaborative tasks that involve a group working together.
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