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What is a communication tip specifically for local native English speakers?
Which of the following is a characteristic of written language?
What type of text is created specifically by non-native speakers for non-native speakers?
Which semiotic system includes aspects like volume, pitch, and rhythm?
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How do non-native speakers typically feel about expressing themselves in multicultural settings?
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What should non-native English speakers avoid in group discussions?
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Which type of text is produced by native speakers for native speakers?
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What common situation can arise during conflict resolution in multicultural settings?
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What is a primary component that purposive communication encompasses?
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Which of the following best describes oral communication?
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What does culture primarily influence according to the content?
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What is the significance of communication technology?
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Which of the following is NOT considered a form of written communication?
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The impact of communication on society includes which of the following?
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What type of cultural issue refers to a person's membership in a particular race?
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Which statement about communication is incorrect?
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Study Notes
Purposive Communication
- Involves writing, speaking, and presenting tailored to various audiences and purposes.
- Encompasses five essential communication skills: listening, reading, speaking, writing, and viewing.
- Aids academic endeavors by enhancing knowledge, skills, values, and insights.
Communication
- Defined as the process of transmitting information to others.
- Functions as a system for exchanging ideas and information.
- Utilizes technology for conveying messages to people.
- Represents all actions taken to establish understanding.
- Serves as the foundation of human relationships.
- Communication technology significantly eases daily life.
Oral Communication
- Includes spoken interactions, verbal feedback, conversations, and speeches.
Written Communication
- Comprises printed materials such as memos, proposals, emails, and letters accessible to many readers.
Culture
- Describes the collective values, attitudes, and practices of a group.
- Social class pertains to the societal level one is born into or belongs to.
- Roles identity involves the various personas individuals adopt in life.
- Racial identity relates to belonging to a specific racial group.
- Cultural barriers, as identified by Stella Ting-Toomey, include cognitive, behavioral, and emotional constraints.
- Culture shapes perceptions, understanding of the world, and modes of self-expression.
Impact of Communication on Society
- Electronic media enhance the exchange of ideas and information.
- Technology improves education and the learning process.
- Aids in medical information dissemination and treatment methods.
- Global communication issues span both face-to-face interactions and social media dynamics.
- Non-verbal expressions play a crucial role in effective communication across diverse cultures.
Local Native Communication Tips
- Native English speakers should inquire if others need help with meaning clarification.
- They should avoid using questions like “Isn’t it?” to promote clearer communication.
Non-native Communication Tips
- Non-native English speakers should actively suggest and engage in group discussions.
- They should steer clear of using overly technical language.
Language Issues
- Non-native speakers may hesitate to express viewpoints in multicultural settings.
Conflict Resolution
- Disagreements in multicultural contexts can lead to discomfort during conflict resolution.
Spoken Language
- Requires accuracy and fluency for effective communication.
- Literary spoken language is often featured in newspapers and magazines.
Written Language
- Involves careful organization and refinement of words before presentation.
Texts
- Defined as any medium conveying meaning, including films and written materials.
- Created texts are authored by non-native speakers for non-native audiences.
- Authentic texts originate from native speakers, aimed at native audiences.
- Multimodal texts integrate multiple semiotic systems for communication.
Semiotic System
- The linguistic semiotic system includes vocabulary and grammatical structures.
- The visual semiotic system encompasses elements like color and perspective in images.
- The audio semiotic system involves characteristics such as volume, pitch, and rhythm in sound.
Target Audience
- Refers to the specific individuals or groups for whom a piece of writing is intended.
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Description
This quiz serves as a comprehensive reviewer for purposive communication skills, focusing on the essential competencies of writing, speaking, and presenting to various audiences. It delves into the five key skills of communication: listening, reading, speaking, writing, and viewing, emphasizing their importance in academic contexts.
