Self-Centered Communication Quiz

Types of Communication

• Intrapersonal communication is a self-centered kind of communication.
• Interpersonal communication is the most basic kind of communication where two people mutually share information.
• Communication is a process where people exchange information, feelings, and ideas.

Group Communication

• A small group is defined as a group small enough in size to facilitate every member's interaction with every other member.

Public Communication

• Public communication involves a single speaker and a relatively formal tone and manner.

Language Registers

• Formal registers are used in formal conversations, such as in job interviews, ceremonies, and business tours.
• Informal registers are used by friends during their ordinary conversations, often involving slang words.
• Intimate registers are used by very close friends and lovers.

Social Communication

• Social communication refers to the manner a person acts in the midst of people in society.
• Reserved traditions are used in certain social settings.

Models of Communication

• The intrapersonal model is widely used in communication studies.

Conversational Communication

• Conversational communication involves saying something that tries to achieve a certain goal, such as informing, ordering, or warning.
• Conversational communication can be convincing, persuading, deterring, or surprising.
• Conversations always start with a topic, and may have limitations on the topic.
• Conversations come to an end when they become boring or stale.
• Effective communication involves not talking at the same time.

Quiz: Self-Centered Communication Explore the characteristics and examples of self-centered communication in this quiz. Test your knowledge of the opposite of self-centered communication and gain insights into effective and empathetic communication styles.