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What best defines decoding in the communication process?
What best defines decoding in the communication process?
- The interpretation of an encoded message. (correct)
- The context in which the communication occurs.
- The feedback provided by the receiver.
- The creation of a message to be sent.
Which term refers to the language learned in early childhood?
Which term refers to the language learned in early childhood?
- Mother Tongue (correct)
- Language Learning
- Speech Community
- Language Acquisition
What is the role of feedback in communication?
What is the role of feedback in communication?
- It is the cause of communication barriers.
- It describes the encoding of messages.
- It is irrelevant to effective communication.
- It consists of responses from the receiver. (correct)
Which of the following best describes a speech community?
Which of the following best describes a speech community?
Which of the following is NOT a form of written communication?
Which of the following is NOT a form of written communication?
In which communication mode would voice tone be most significant?
In which communication mode would voice tone be most significant?
What is a barrier in the communication process?
What is a barrier in the communication process?
Which of the following describes non-verbal communication?
Which of the following describes non-verbal communication?
What does 'encoding' refer to in the communication process?
What does 'encoding' refer to in the communication process?
Which of the following best describes 'unintended communication'?
Which of the following best describes 'unintended communication'?
What does 'personal space' refer to in communication?
What does 'personal space' refer to in communication?
How does globalization affect communication?
How does globalization affect communication?
What is the role of 'feedback' in communication?
What is the role of 'feedback' in communication?
Which principle is crucial for effective communication in a global society?
Which principle is crucial for effective communication in a global society?
What does 'intentional communication' involve?
What does 'intentional communication' involve?
Which of the following is NOT a component of the communication process?
Which of the following is NOT a component of the communication process?
What is a key guideline for effective communication in a professional setting?
What is a key guideline for effective communication in a professional setting?
Which of the following practices is important in promoting effective communication in a multicultural context?
Which of the following practices is important in promoting effective communication in a multicultural context?
How should one address gender in communication to avoid bias?
How should one address gender in communication to avoid bias?
Why is it essential to provide specific information in feedback?
Why is it essential to provide specific information in feedback?
What is a common mistake to avoid in interpersonal communication?
What is a common mistake to avoid in interpersonal communication?
Which approach enhances collaboration and cooperation in communication?
Which approach enhances collaboration and cooperation in communication?
What should be avoided to enhance clarity in business communication?
What should be avoided to enhance clarity in business communication?
What is an effective way to clarify misunderstanding during communication?
What is an effective way to clarify misunderstanding during communication?
What do World Englishes refer to?
What do World Englishes refer to?
In the context of communication, what should one do to respect cultural differences?
In the context of communication, what should one do to respect cultural differences?
What does the 'tenor' refer to in the field-mode-tenor framework?
What does the 'tenor' refer to in the field-mode-tenor framework?
Which approach is recommended to avoid gender-biased language?
Which approach is recommended to avoid gender-biased language?
What is one way to handle discomfort in communication?
What is one way to handle discomfort in communication?
What is one crucial step a competent communicator should take when evaluating messages and images?
What is one crucial step a competent communicator should take when evaluating messages and images?
According to the concepts discussed, how should one exhibit communication skills when making a mistake?
According to the concepts discussed, how should one exhibit communication skills when making a mistake?
Which aspect is NOT part of evaluating the legitimacy of a source?
Which aspect is NOT part of evaluating the legitimacy of a source?
What does a critical reader differentiate between in a text?
What does a critical reader differentiate between in a text?
Which of the following represents a register of language?
Which of the following represents a register of language?
What is an important characteristic of listening attentively in communication?
What is an important characteristic of listening attentively in communication?
What is an important factor when analyzing the context of a text?
What is an important factor when analyzing the context of a text?
How should a critical reader approach the organizational pattern of a text?
How should a critical reader approach the organizational pattern of a text?
What does the term 'critical questions' refer to in critical reading?
What does the term 'critical questions' refer to in critical reading?
Which of the following is NOT a method for evaluating an image?
Which of the following is NOT a method for evaluating an image?
What is the primary aim of critical reading?
What is the primary aim of critical reading?
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Study Notes
Key Concepts in Purposive Communication
- Decoding: Interpreting an encoded message during communication.
- Language: A dynamic capability created alongside human life for communication.
- Receiver: The individual who receives and interprets the message.
- Feedback: Responses from the receiver regarding the sender's message.
- Context: The environment or situation where communication occurs.
- Barriers: Factors that hinder the communication process.
Communication Forms
- Modes of Communication: Includes written, verbal, non-verbal, and visual methods.
- Written Communication: Uses texts, letters, memos, emails, and reports to convey messages.
- Verbal Communication: Involves face-to-face interactions, audio, and video calls.
- Non-verbal Communication: Conveys messages through body language, tone of voice, personal space, and appearance.
- Visual Communication: Employs images, graphs, maps, and charts to relay information.
Effective Communication Strategies
- Intended Communication: Deliberate planning of messages to convey specific ideas to others.
- Unintended Communication: Accidental non-verbal signals or negative remarks conveyed during interactions.
- Globalization: The interconnectedness of cultural, political, economic, and technological aspects across countries, enhancing communication and business interactions.
Communication Ethics
- Integrity: Uphold honesty and transparency in communication.
- Diversity: Respect different perspectives and maintain privacy.
- Freedom of Expression: Encourage open dialogue and diverse opinions.
Guidelines for Effective Communication
- Clarity and Purpose: Clearly convey the purpose and content of your communication.
- Conciseness: Keep messages straightforward and to the point.
- Adaptation: Tailor communication to the audience's needs, interests, and cultural beliefs.
- Ethical Communication: Maintain respect and acknowledgment of others’ rights and perspectives.
Multicultural Communication Guidelines
- Avoid inappropriate questions and stereotypes.
- Be open-minded and flexible in discussions.
- Use inclusive language and avoid jargon or complex terms.
- Pay attention to non-verbal cues and cultural differences in interactions.
World Englishes
- Definition: Refers to the local varieties of English used in specific regions.
- Braj Kachru's Circles: The concept illustrates the global nature of English through concentric circles representing different forms.
Register of Language
- Field: The social setting and communicative purpose behind language use.
- Mode: The method by which the message is delivered (spoken or written).
- Tenor: Describes the relationship and dynamics between the speaker and the audience.
Evaluating Texts and Images
- Critical Reading: Involves a thorough examination of texts for relevance and credibility.
- Aspects of Evaluation:
- Source: Reliability and origin of the text or image.
- Context: Background information that aids understanding.
- Content: Examination of the message, purpose, and tone.
- Audience: Identifying the target demographic based on provided information.
- Author: Assessing the credentials and intentions of the writer.
Image Evaluation
- Evaluate quality and reliability similar to text sources.
- Key Evaluation Areas:
- Source: Track origin and authenticity.
- Context: Understand the background for accurate interpretation.
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