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What can be a barrier to communication if you are engrossed in it for some reason?
What can be a barrier to communication if you are engrossed in it for some reason?
- Attitude
- Subject knowledge
- Emotions (correct)
- Stress
What can happen if a person who sends a message lacks subject knowledge?
What can happen if a person who sends a message lacks subject knowledge?
- The message is conveyed clearly
- The sender is appreciated
- The receiver could misunderstand the message (correct)
- The receiver is motivated
What can be a result of immense stress in communication?
What can be a result of immense stress in communication?
- Effective communication
- Motivation
- Clear understanding of the message
- Communication distortion (correct)
What is a possible trigger of attitudinal barriers in an organization?
What is a possible trigger of attitudinal barriers in an organization?
What can be a result of attitudinal barriers in an organization?
What can be a result of attitudinal barriers in an organization?
What is essential for effective communication in an organization?
What is essential for effective communication in an organization?
What is the main objective of the lecture on memory?
What is the main objective of the lecture on memory?
What is the purpose of the activity 'Tell us about a day you will never forget'?
What is the purpose of the activity 'Tell us about a day you will never forget'?
Who is credited with starting experimental studies of human memory?
Who is credited with starting experimental studies of human memory?
What is an example of how memory helps in our daily lives?
What is an example of how memory helps in our daily lives?
What is the definition of memory according to Baron?
What is the definition of memory according to Baron?
What is the importance of memory in human life?
What is the importance of memory in human life?
What type of syllables did Herman Ebbinghaus use to test his memory?
What type of syllables did Herman Ebbinghaus use to test his memory?
What is the purpose of studying human memory?
What is the purpose of studying human memory?
What is the primary characteristic of learning as a process?
What is the primary characteristic of learning as a process?
What is the duration of the change that occurs due to learning?
What is the duration of the change that occurs due to learning?
Where does the change occur during the learning process?
Where does the change occur during the learning process?
What is the primary cause of the change in behavior during learning?
What is the primary cause of the change in behavior during learning?
What is communication?
What is communication?
Can the learning process be directly observed?
Can the learning process be directly observed?
What is the first element involved in sending a message?
What is the first element involved in sending a message?
What is the outcome of the learning process?
What is the outcome of the learning process?
What is the purpose of encoding the message?
What is the purpose of encoding the message?
What is the relevance of learning?
What is the relevance of learning?
What is the characteristic of the change in behavior due to learning?
What is the characteristic of the change in behavior due to learning?
What is a possible barrier to receiving a message?
What is a possible barrier to receiving a message?
What is the process of decoding a message?
What is the process of decoding a message?
What is the difference between verbal and non-verbal communication?
What is the difference between verbal and non-verbal communication?
How many elements are involved in sending a message?
How many elements are involved in sending a message?
What is a central core of difficulty in people according to Carl Rogers?
What is a central core of difficulty in people according to Carl Rogers?
What is the difference between global self-esteem and domain-specific self-esteem?
What is the difference between global self-esteem and domain-specific self-esteem?
How many elements are involved in receiving a message?
How many elements are involved in receiving a message?
Why is self-esteem important for anyone?
Why is self-esteem important for anyone?
What is one factor that influences the development of self-esteem?
What is one factor that influences the development of self-esteem?
What is associated with low self-esteem?
What is associated with low self-esteem?
According to Nathaniel Branden, what can happen to high self-esteem people?
According to Nathaniel Branden, what can happen to high self-esteem people?
What is a way to improve self-esteem?
What is a way to improve self-esteem?
What is Abraham Maslow's view on psychological health?
What is Abraham Maslow's view on psychological health?
Study Notes
Attributes of Learning
- Learning is a process that occurs over time and follows a sequence, not a single event
- Change due to learning is long-term, not short-term, and is characterized as "enduring" and "relatively permanent"
- The locus of change is the content and structure of knowledge or the behavior of the learner
- Experience causes the change, and the cause of the change is the learner's experience in the environment
- The learning process may not be directly observable, but the change in behavior manifests in the individual's activities
- The change in behavior can be desirable or undesirable
Memory
- Memory refers to our cognitive systems for storing and retrieving information
- Our ability to remember things serves an adaptive purpose, and human life would be impossible without the benefit of a memory system
- Memory helps to remember the past, retain new information, solve problems, plan for the future, build and maintain relationships, and more
- Experimental studies of human memory were started by German psychologist Herman Ebbinghaus, who used a set of nonsense syllables to test how well he could remember things
Measuring Self-Esteem
- Self-esteem is important for anyone, and it can be measured using various categories of self-esteem measures
- The Rosenberg Scale is a method of measuring self-esteem
- Self-esteem can be improved through various ways
Communication
- Communication is a process of sending and receiving messages
- It is a learned skill, and people are born with a biological capacity to talk but must learn the rules of effective and acceptable communication
- The communication process consists of a message being sent and received, and can be verbal or non-verbal
- Sending a message involves formulating the message, considering possible barriers, encoding the message, and communicating the message clearly
- Receiving a message involves hearing/seeing the message, possible barriers to receiving, and decoding the message through mental images
- Types of communication include verbal and non-verbal communication
- Verbal communication refers to the use of words to send messages, and can be affected by emotions, lack of subject knowledge, and stress
- Barriers to communication include stress, attitudinal barriers, and more
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