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Which element of communication refers to the circumstances in which communication takes place?
Which element of communication refers to the circumstances in which communication takes place?
- Communicative situation (correct)
- Feedback
- Message
- Channel
In the context of communication functions, which scenario best exemplifies the 'regulation' function?
In the context of communication functions, which scenario best exemplifies the 'regulation' function?
- A supervisor providing instructions to a team about project deadlines. (correct)
- Sharing personal experiences during a counseling session.
- A comedian telling jokes to entertain an audience.
- A scientist presenting research findings at a conference.
Which of the following is the MOST accurate example of communication as interaction?
Which of the following is the MOST accurate example of communication as interaction?
- A student taking notes during a lecture.
- An author writing a novel for publication.
- A politician delivering a speech to a large audience.
- Two friends having a conversation, taking turns listening and speaking. (correct)
A manager sends an email to their team outlining new procedures. Which type of communication is primarily being used?
A manager sends an email to their team outlining new procedures. Which type of communication is primarily being used?
Which type of nonverbal communication involves the use of time?
Which type of nonverbal communication involves the use of time?
Which of the following scenarios BEST exemplifies intrapersonal communication?
Which of the following scenarios BEST exemplifies intrapersonal communication?
A public service announcement uses images of polluted landscapes to raise awareness about environmental issues. This is an example of:
A public service announcement uses images of polluted landscapes to raise awareness about environmental issues. This is an example of:
What function of communication is primarily involved when a team leader shares motivational stories during a meeting to inspire their team?
What function of communication is primarily involved when a team leader shares motivational stories during a meeting to inspire their team?
Flashcards
Communication
Communication
From the Latin word 'communis' meaning common; the process of conveying information, ideas, or feelings.
Speaker
Speaker
The person who initiates the communication.
Message
Message
The information or idea being conveyed.
Receiver
Receiver
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Channel
Channel
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Feedback
Feedback
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Regulation (Communication)
Regulation (Communication)
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Communication as Social Context
Communication as Social Context
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Study Notes
- Communication originates from the Latin word "communis," meaning common.
Elements of Communication
- Speaker: The individual or entity conveying the message.
- Message: The information or content being communicated.
- Receiver: The individual or entity receiving the message.
- Channel: The medium through which the message is transmitted.
- Feedback: The response or reaction of the receiver to the message.
- Communicative Situation: The context or environment in which communication takes place.
Communication as a Process
- An active approach to achieve specific goals through original and convenient methods.
Communication as Interaction
- Emphasizes the importance of both listening and talking in effective communication.
Communication as Social Context
- The creation, sharing, and interpretation of meaningful messages in social settings.
Functions of Communication
- Regulation: Managing behavior through rules, directions, or influence.
- Motivation: Inspiring and encouraging individuals to improve and achieve goals.
- Interaction: Establishing and maintaining social connections and relationships.
- Information: Conveying facts, data, and knowledge.
- Expression: Sharing emotions, thoughts, and feelings.
- Entertainment: Providing amusement and enjoyment.
Types of Communication According to Mode
- Verbal Communication: Expressing ideas or emotions through language.
Types of Verbal Communication
- Oral: Using spoken words.
- Written: Using a writing system (graphemes).
- Nonverbal Communication: Communicating without the use of language.
Types of Nonverbal Communication
- Proxemics: Using personal and social space.
- Kinesics: Using body movements, such as hands, arms, body, and face.
- Chronemics: Utilizing time.
- Haptics: Using the sense of touch.
- Visual Communication: Using visuals to convey information.
Types of Communication According to Context
- Intrapersonal Communication: Communication within oneself, acting as both sender and receiver.
Three Aspects of Intrapersonal Communication
- Perceptions: Outward experiences.
- Self-Concept: How one perceives themselves.
- Expectations: Messages about long-term roles and life scripts.
Forms of Intrapersonal Communication
- Internal Discourse: Inner thoughts.
- Solo Vocal Discourse: Talking out loud to oneself.
- Solo Written Discourse: Writing for oneself, not intended for others.
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Description
Explore the core elements of communication: speaker, message, receiver, channel, feedback, and context. Understand communication as a process, interaction and its social aspects. Discover the functions of communication: regulation, motivation, social interaction, information, and emotional expression.
