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What is the Latin origin of the word 'communication'?
What is the Latin origin of the word 'communication'?
- To make rare
- To hide
- To keep secret
- To make common (correct)
According to Chase and Shamo (2013), what does communication imply?
According to Chase and Shamo (2013), what does communication imply?
- A nonverbal interaction
- A common understanding of something (correct)
- A secretive exchange of information
- A different understanding of something
How did Seiler & Beall (1999) define communication?
How did Seiler & Beall (1999) define communication?
- The creation of meaning without sharing
- An isolated sharing of meaning
- A one-way transmission of information
- Simultaneous sharing and creating of meaning through human symbolic interaction (correct)
According to Woods (2004), what is communication?
According to Woods (2004), what is communication?
What does DeVito imply by saying 'communication pertained to a process which is always changing, always in motion'?
What does DeVito imply by saying 'communication pertained to a process which is always changing, always in motion'?
In the communication process, what does the term 'encoding' refer to?
In the communication process, what does the term 'encoding' refer to?
'Channel' in communication refers to:
'Channel' in communication refers to:
What does 'decoding' involve in the communication process?
What does 'decoding' involve in the communication process?
Who is referred to as 'the person who will get your message' in the communication process?
Who is referred to as 'the person who will get your message' in the communication process?
What does 'feedback' represent in the communication process?
What does 'feedback' represent in the communication process?