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Which element is NOT typically considered a core component of the communication process?
Which element is NOT typically considered a core component of the communication process?
- Receiver
- Distortion (correct)
- Channel
- Sender
Non-verbal communication is universally interpreted the same way across all cultures.
Non-verbal communication is universally interpreted the same way across all cultures.
False (B)
Provide an example of 'psychological noise' that can interfere with effective communication.
Provide an example of 'psychological noise' that can interfere with effective communication.
Prejudice
The level of formality in language use, known as speech ______, changes based on the audience and context.
The level of formality in language use, known as speech ______, changes based on the audience and context.
Match the following non-verbal communication types with their descriptions.
Match the following non-verbal communication types with their descriptions.
Which of the following is an example of verbal communication?
Which of the following is an example of verbal communication?
Effective communication solely relies on the sender's ability to articulate their message clearly.
Effective communication solely relies on the sender's ability to articulate their message clearly.
Briefly describe the function of feedback in a communication model.
Briefly describe the function of feedback in a communication model.
______ noise refers to external distractions that hinder the communication process.
______ noise refers to external distractions that hinder the communication process.
Match the following examples to the corresponding type of speech register.
Match the following examples to the corresponding type of speech register.
Which type of noise is related to different interpretations of word meanings?
Which type of noise is related to different interpretations of word meanings?
Repeating a message is not an effective way to overcome noise during communication.
Repeating a message is not an effective way to overcome noise during communication.
What role does 'encoding' play in the communication process?
What role does 'encoding' play in the communication process?
The study of body language is known as ______.
The study of body language is known as ______.
Match the element of communication to its function:
Match the element of communication to its function:
Which of these is NOT a type of speech register?
Which of these is NOT a type of speech register?
Using jargon enhances communication with all audiences regardless of their background.
Using jargon enhances communication with all audiences regardless of their background.
What does 'decoding' refer to in the communication process?
What does 'decoding' refer to in the communication process?
Communication models often illustrate the flow of information from sender to the receiver, highlighting the importance of ______ to ensure mutual understanding.
Communication models often illustrate the flow of information from sender to the receiver, highlighting the importance of ______ to ensure mutual understanding.
Match the type of non-verbal communication with its description
Match the type of non-verbal communication with its description
Flashcards
Communication
Communication
The process of conveying information, ideas, thoughts, feelings, or emotions from one person to another.
Verbal Communication
Verbal Communication
Communication that uses spoken or written words to convey a message.
Non-Verbal Communication
Non-Verbal Communication
Communication that does not involve the use of words, relying on body language, facial expressions, and tone of voice.
Kinesics
Kinesics
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Proxemics
Proxemics
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Haptics
Haptics
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Chronemics
Chronemics
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Paralanguage
Paralanguage
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Objectics
Objectics
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Sender
Sender
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Message
Message
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Channel
Channel
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Receiver
Receiver
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Decoding
Decoding
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Feedback
Feedback
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Noise
Noise
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Physical Noise
Physical Noise
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Psychological Noise
Psychological Noise
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Semantic Noise
Semantic Noise
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Speech Register
Speech Register
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Study Notes
Planck's Constant
- Named after Max Planck, a founder of quantum mechanics.
- Represented by the symbol h.
- It is a fundamental constant of nature that relates a photon's energy to its frequency.
Formula
- The formula to determine Planck's Constant is:
- E = hf
- Where E = energy of the photon
- h = Planck's constant = 6.626 x 10-34 J * s
- f = frequency of the photon
Quantum Mechanics
- In quantum mechanics, energy, momentum, and angular momentum are quantized
- This means their values are integer multiples of Planck's constant.
- E = n h f
- Where n is an integer (1, 2, 3,...)
h-bar
- Planck's constant is often used in the form ħ (h-bar).
- h-bar is Planck's constant divided by 2π:
- ħ = h / 2π = 1.054 x 10-34 J * s
Dimensions
- Planck's constant has dimensions of energy multiplied by time, also known as action.
Applications
- It is used in quantum mechanics, statistical mechanics, and thermodynamics.
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