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Which element of communication refers to the process of translating a message for transmission?
Which element of communication refers to the process of translating a message for transmission?
What does 'noise interference' in communication refer to?
What does 'noise interference' in communication refer to?
In the context of interpersonal communication, which method can be classified as mediated communication?
In the context of interpersonal communication, which method can be classified as mediated communication?
Who is responsible for interpreting the message in the communication process?
Who is responsible for interpreting the message in the communication process?
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Which of the following best describes organizational communication?
Which of the following best describes organizational communication?
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Study Notes
Types of Communication
- Interpersonal Communication: Involves the exchange of information, ideas, and feelings between individuals using both verbal and non-verbal methods.
- Mediated Interpersonal Communication: Occurs through technological means, utilizing devices to convey messages, enhancing or altering face-to-face communication.
- Organizational Communication: Refers to the processes through which information is shared within a firm and between the firm and external stakeholders.
Elements of Message Creation
- Channels: Various mediums used to transmit messages, such as telephones, the internet, radio, television, and print media; they influence the complexity and effectiveness of communication.
- Source: The origin of the message, which can be a person or an organization, establishing credibility and context for the communication.
- Encoding: The method of converting thoughts and ideas into a message format suitable for transmission, ensuring clarity and understanding.
- Transmitting: The actual delivery of the encoded message through selected channels to the intended receiver.
- Decoding: The receiver's process of interpreting and making sense of the transmitted message, which can vary based on individual perception.
- Receiver: The individual or group that receives the message, playing a critical role in the communication process.
- Feedback: The response from the receiver to the sender, which can occur immediately or after some delay, indicating the effectiveness of the communication.
- Noise Interference: Any barriers or distractions that may distort or hinder the original message during transmission, impacting the clarity and reception.
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Test your knowledge on the different types of communication, including interpersonal, mediated interpersonal, and organizational communication. This quiz will explore how information and feelings are exchanged through various methods, both verbal and non-verbal.
