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Why is clarity crucial in effective communication?
Why is clarity crucial in effective communication?
- It ensures the speaker uses complex language.
- It encourages the use of jargon to establish authority.
- It guarantees the message is free from ambiguity and understood as intended. (correct)
- It allows for multiple interpretations of the message.
How does the 'Principle of Attention' enhance communication effectiveness?
How does the 'Principle of Attention' enhance communication effectiveness?
- By allowing the receiver to interpret the message however they want.
- By using complex vocabulary to impress the audience.
- By ensuring the message is lengthy and detailed.
- By drawing the receiver's focus towards the message. (correct)
Why is feedback important in the communication process?
Why is feedback important in the communication process?
- It allows the sender to ignore the recipient's understanding.
- It ensures the recipient agrees with the sender's viewpoint.
- It complicates the message with additional information.
- It verifies that the recipient has understood the message as intended by the sender. (correct)
What is the role of the receiver being conversant with the language and assumptions in effective communication?
What is the role of the receiver being conversant with the language and assumptions in effective communication?
According to the principles discussed, how should a message be worded for maximum clarity?
According to the principles discussed, how should a message be worded for maximum clarity?
How can a superior's actions influence subordinates, according to the principle of attention?
How can a superior's actions influence subordinates, according to the principle of attention?
Which of the following best represents feedback in effective communication?
Which of the following best represents feedback in effective communication?
What implications does ambiguity in a message have on the effectiveness of communication?
What implications does ambiguity in a message have on the effectiveness of communication?
Why is it important for the receiver to be familiar with the 'mechanics of communication'?
Why is it important for the receiver to be familiar with the 'mechanics of communication'?
How do shared 'inherent assumptions' between the sender and receiver impact communication?
How do shared 'inherent assumptions' between the sender and receiver impact communication?
In ensuring communication effectiveness, what is the significance of a 'clear message'?
In ensuring communication effectiveness, what is the significance of a 'clear message'?
Considering the 'principle of attention', how does the behavior of individuals affect communication?
Considering the 'principle of attention', how does the behavior of individuals affect communication?
Why is providing feedback from the recipient valuable in effective communication?
Why is providing feedback from the recipient valuable in effective communication?
What critical element is absent when there's ambiguity in communication?
What critical element is absent when there's ambiguity in communication?
In order to ensure clarity in communication, what should speakers be mindful of?
In order to ensure clarity in communication, what should speakers be mindful of?
How does subordinates' behavior relate to the principle of attention?
How does subordinates' behavior relate to the principle of attention?
In effective communication, what's the significance of feedback for the sender?
In effective communication, what's the significance of feedback for the sender?
What can be inferred about the role of language in effective communication?
What can be inferred about the role of language in effective communication?
How is feedback best used to improve communication skills?
How is feedback best used to improve communication skills?
According to communication principles, which action is most effective for ensuring subordinates adopt productive habits?
According to communication principles, which action is most effective for ensuring subordinates adopt productive habits?
Flashcards
Principle of Clarity
Principle of Clarity
The message should be clear, unambiguous, and easily understood by the receiver.
Principle of Attention
Principle of Attention
To be effective, communication must capture and maintain the receiver's attention.
Principle of Feedback
Principle of Feedback
Feedback from the recipient is essential to confirm understanding of the message.
Receiver Conversant
Receiver Conversant
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Principle of Informality
Principle of Informality
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Study Notes
Principles of Communication
- Communication relies on a set of rules or guidelines to ensure effectiveness.
Principles for Effective Communication
- Assimilating certain principles into communication can make it more effective.
Principle of Clarity
- The message should be clearly spelled out, with no ambiguity.
- Word the message so the receiver understands the sender's intended meaning.
- Words do not speak for themselves; the speaker gives them meaning.
- A clear message evokes the same response from the other party
- The receiver should be familiar with the language, assumptions, and mechanics of communication.
Principle of Attention
- To make communication effective, draw the receiver's attention to the message.
- People differ in behavior, attention, and emotions, which affects message response.
- Subordinates should act similarly to the message's content.
- A superior's actions draw attention from subordinates.
- Example: A punctual superior can instill punctuality in subordinates, reinforcing the idea that "actions speak louder than words”.
Principle of Feedback
- Feedback is important for effective communication.
- Recipients should give feedback to show whether they have understood the message as intended by the sender.
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