Purposive Communication Quiz

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According to Koontz and Weihrich, how do they define communication?

The transfer of information being understood by the receiver

What is the origin of the term 'communication'?

From the Latin word 'communicares' meaning to share, impart, participate, exchange, transmit or make ideas common

What is considered effective in communication?

Achieving the desired reaction or response

What is the nature/feature of communication according to the text?

A continuous process

What are the elements of communication mentioned in the text?

Source, Message, Channel, Receiver

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Definition of Communication

  • Koontz and Weihrich define communication as the transfer of information from one person to another, with the information being understood by the receiver.

Origin of the Term 'Communication'

  • The term 'communication' originated from the Latin words 'communis,' meaning common, and 'unicare,' meaning to make common.

Effective Communication

  • Effective communication occurs when the message is conveyed accurately, understood correctly, and acted upon appropriately.

Nature of Communication

  • Communication is a continuous process, involving the exchange of information, ideas, or messages between sender and receiver.

Elements of Communication

  • The elements of communication include sender, message, channel, receiver, feedback, and noise.
  • The sender initiates the communication process by sending a message through a channel.
  • The receiver receives and interprets the message.
  • Feedback indicates the receiver's response to the message.
  • Noise refers to any external factors that may disrupt the communication process.

Test your knowledge of purposive communication with this quiz! Explore definitions from Koontz and Weihrich, the Oxford Dictionary, Newman and Summer, and more. See how well you understand the transfer of information, imparting or exchanging information, and the exchange of facts, ideas, and opinions.

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