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Understanding Communication: An Interactive Quiz

Enhance your knowledge about communication with this engaging quiz! Test your grasp of key concepts such as encoding, channels, and the functions of communication in our everyday interactions.

11 thought-provoking questions
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It is the is the act of sharing our ideas, thoughts, and feelings with other people and having those ideas, thoughts, and feelings understood by the people we are talking with when we communicate, we speak, listen, and observe.

Context

Communication

Function of Communication

Communication Model

It refers to an intended purpose of the communicator or speaker in communication.

Communication

Function of Communication

Context

Communication Model

All of these are functions of communication; EXCEPT

Regulation or Control

Emotional Expression

Socio-Physiological

Motivation

It is the process of turning thoughts into communication, such as words, actions, or pictures etc.

Encoding

Source

Channel

Decoding

It is the medium through which a message travels from the speaker to the listener

Encoding

Source

Channel

Decoding

It refers to the person that conveys a message through his or her tone of voice, body language, and choice of clothing which contribute to the success of sending the message.

Encoding

Source

Channel

Decoding

It is the is the interaction where the speaker uses words to converse.

Nonverbal messages

Listener

Feedback

Verbal Messages

He introduced the concepts of who says what, in what channel, to whom, and the resulting effect in a communication process.

Schramm Model

The Berlo Model

The Lasswell Model

The Temporal Model

This model is known for its concept of field of experience as an essential element in communication.

The Berlo Model

Schramm Model

The Temporal Model

The Lasswell Model

It refers to the concrete environment. It can be a sporting event, place of worship, or restaurant.

Cultural

Physical

Socio-Physiological

Temporal

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