Chapter 10 Flashcards

Communication

1
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What is communication?

A

Process by which info is exchanged between sender and reciever.

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What is the simplest prototype for this?

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One on one exchange between two individuals. sender must encode thoughts into some form that can be transmitted to the reciever.

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3
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When does effective communication occurs?

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When right people receive the right information in a timeply manner.

right people
right information
timely manner

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What is chain of command?

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lines of authority and formal reporting relationships
- production workers report to their supervisors which the necessary forms of communications can be accomplished.

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What is downward communication?

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from top of the organization to the bottom
- vice president instruct manager

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6
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What is upward communication?

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chemists pass info to RD manager

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7
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how does direction and instrcutions are psssed according to the chain of command?

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instructions are passed downward and
ideas and suggestions are passed upwards

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Why is chain of command incomplete and ineffective path of communication?

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Informal communication
Slowness - can be extremely slow on horizantal communication between departments.
FIltering - tendency for a message to be watered down and stopped altogether from getting the right info which will lead for organization to suffer

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What can we use to improve in the slowness of chain of command ?

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Improve communication in areas by short -circuiting the chain of command,

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10
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encoding and decoding may be prone to errors if what?

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ambiguous and emotional

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11
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The free flow of info contributes to effective communication. what are the aspects of this free flow?

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Employee VOICE - speaking up- can be risky somtimes

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Who is more inclined to exercise voice and when?

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more satisfied employees who identify more strongly with their work unit or organizations which who are extroverted.

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How can we achieve positive climate for voice in organization?

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direct support one on one meetings
comfortable environment
not unfairely punishing them which create psychological safety

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What else result in a climate of silence?

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self-censorship - “i can’t attack my boss. I do not have a solid idea to speak up; can not bypass the boss

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What is a more general factor that contributes to silence and works against voice?

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Mum effect - tendency to avoid communicating unfavorable news to others. ‘keep mum’ than giving out bad news.

nurse who mistakely give incorrect drug is reluctant to inform the head nurse

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16
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How can mum effect happen downword?

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bosses might be reluctant to give the news of not giving promotion to an employee

17
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What is voice again?

A

a constructive expression of disagreement or concern about work unit or organizational practices

18
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what are two communication barriers?

A

Conflicting role demands - need to balance tasks and relationship
mum effect - avoid negative messages, especially when responsible

19
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What is a grapevine?

A

informal communication network that exist in any organization.
word of mount, email, and social media

20
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Who does participate in the grapevine and why?

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Extrovert people mostly
those who lack self esteem might pass info that gives them personal advantage
mostly the physical workers
IT troubleshooters

21
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What motivate people to gossip via the grapevine?

A

provide alternate source of power and influence available to all
some jobs are borng that gossip provers one of the available sources
inexpensive source of n=n=info

22
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What are some pros pf fmf>

A

It can keep eployees informed about imporant organizationa; matter like job security

23
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how can rumeers spread fest?

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when information is especially ambiguous, when the content of the rumer is important to those invloned

24
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How does Jargon and Humour relate to organizational communication

A

jargon is the works that are quqnieuq to the process

25
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What can humour provide in an organization

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it can provide positive emotions tha can in turn facilitate attention, understanding and accptance in the part of the reciever

26
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What does humor of a leader does?

A

facilitates trust.
enhance the status of communicators by making them appear more confident

27
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What is a form of non-verbal communication?

A

Body Language
Props, artifacts and costumes

28
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What is body language

A

non verbal communication that occurs by means of the sender’s bodily motions and facial expressions or physical location in relation to the receiver.

28
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What are the two important messages through body language?

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extent to which the sender likes and is interested in the receiver and
the sender’s views concerning the relative status of the sender and the receiver.

29
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How do people use non verbal communication to communicate with others?

A

showing true feelings
editing our feelings
trying to actively deceive others

30
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the red sneakers effect happens when?

A

nonconformity signals status and competence

31
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Based on gender communication, what are men more sensitive about?

A

Power dynamics. boys achieve status to maintain independance

32
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What are key differences in male and female communication styles?

A

Feedback
Ritual opposition
Confidence and Basting
Asking questions
Apologies
Compliments
Indirectness
Managing up and down

33
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Which communication style is characterised by others in public and being argumentative

A

Ritual opposition

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A
35
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what are some differences in non verbal communication across the cultures?

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Facial expressions
gestures
Gaze
Touch