Communication Flashcards

1
Q

is the cornerstone of human interaction. It’s the process through which
we share information, thoughts, ideas, or emotions with others.

A

Communication

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2
Q

The Function of
Communication

A

Informing
Expressing
Influencing
Regulating

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3
Q

It’s used to
share facts, data, and
information, helping people
understand the world around
them.

A

Informing

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4
Q

communication
allows individuals to express
their thoughts, feelings, and
opinions, helping them convey
their unique perspectives

A

Expressing

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5
Q

People use
communication to persuade,
motivate, and inspire others.
Effective communication can
be a powerful tool for
leadership and decision making.

A

Influencing

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6
Q

Communication
helps in controlling and
managing activities, whether
in a family setting or within
organizations. It sets
expectations and guidelines
for behavior.

A

Regulating

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7
Q

The
Communication
Process:

A

Sender
Message
Channel
Receiver
Feedback

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8
Q

The individual or group
initiating the message.

A

Sender

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9
Q

The information being
conveyed, which can be in various
forms, including words, images, or
actions

A

Message

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10
Q

The medium or method used
to transmit the message, such as face-to-face conversations, emails, or even
non-verbal cues like body language.

A

Channel

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11
Q

The person or group that
receives and interprets the message

A

Receiver

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12
Q

The response or reaction
provided by the receiver, allowing the
sender to gauge the effectiveness of
the communication.

A

Feedback

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13
Q

Form of
Communication
on Process:

A

Verbal
Non-Verbal

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14
Q

involves
the use of spoken or written words.
It includes conversations, speeches,
reports, and any communication that
relies on language

A

Verbal Communication

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15
Q

Encompasses body language, facial
expressions, gestures, and tone of
voice. It often conveys information
and emotions that go beyond words.

A

Non-verbal Communication

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16
Q

Form of Communication:

A

Oral Communication
Written Communication
Visual Communication
Digital Communication
Interpersonal
Mass

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17
Q

It
involves spoken words and
includes conversations,
presentations, and
speeches.

A

Oral Communication

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18
Q

Involves the use of written
words, such as texts,
emails, letters, and
reports.

A

Written Communication

19
Q

Relies on images, charts
and graphs to convey
information effectively.

A

Visual Communication

20
Q

Utilizes technology and
platforms like social
media, video
conferencing, and
messaging apps for
instant communication

A

Digital Communication

21
Q

Occurs in
face-to-face interactions
and is critical for building
relationships and
understanding non-verbal
cues.

A

Interpersonal

22
Q

Involves reaching large
audiences through
mediums like television,
radio, newspapers, and
the internet.

A

Mass Communication

23
Q

Barrier to Communication

A

Noise and Distractions
Language Difference
Emotional Barriers
Cultural Differences
Technical Issues
Perceptual Differences

24
Q

External factors like loud
environments or interruptions can disrupt the
communication process.

A

Noise and Distractions

25
Q

Differences in language,
dialects, or jargon can lead to misunderstanding

A

Language Differences

26
Q

Strong emotions, such as anger
or fear, can affect how messages are sent and
received.

A

Emotional Barriers

27
Q

Diverse cultural backgrounds
can lead to varying interpretations of messages and
non-verbal cues.

A

Cultural Difference

28
Q

Problems with technology or
equipment, like poor audio quality in a video call, can
impede communication

A

Technical Issues

29
Q

Individuals may interpret
messages differently due to their unique
perspectives and biases.

A

Perceptual Differences

30
Q

Techniques for Communicating in
Organizations:

A

Clear and Concise Messages
Active Listening
Feedback Loops
Appropriate Communication Channels
Cultural Sensitivity
Conflict Resolution Skills

31
Q

Use simple
and straightforward
language to convey
ideas and information.

A

Clear and Concise
Messages

32
Q

Pay
full attention to the
speaker, ask questions
for clarification, and
provide feedback to
demonstrate
understanding

A

Active Listening

33
Q

Encourage a two-way flow
of information, where both
senders and receivers
have opportunities to
express themselves.

A

Feedback Loops

34
Q

Select the
right medium for the
message, whether it’s
an email, a meeting, or
a formal report

A

Appropriate
Communication
Channels

35
Q

Be
aware of cultural
differences and adapt
communication styles to
respect and accommodate
diverse backgrounds.

A

Cultural Sensitivity

36
Q

Learn to manage and
resolve conflicts through
constructive
communication, maintaining
positive relationships.

A

Conflict Resolution Skills

37
Q

is a systematic process that
collects, processes, and
disseminates information within an
organization to support decisionmaking. Effective communication
within an organization is vital for
the proper functioning of _______:

A

Management
Information
System (MIS)

38
Q

Management
Information
System (MIS):

A

Data Collection
Data Processing
Data Dissemination
Decision-Making

39
Q

MIS relies on various data
sources within an organization. Effective
communication ensures that data is collected
accurately and consistently.

A

Data Collection

40
Q

Communication is crucial
for understanding the requirements of data
processing and how the processed
information is presented.

A

Data Processing

41
Q

MIS distributes
information to decision-makers. Clear and
timely communication ensures that the right
data reaches the right people at the right
time

A

Data Dissemination

42
Q

Communication is
fundamental for discussions and decisions
based on MIS-generated information,
affecting the organization’s strategies and
operations

A

Decision-Making

43
Q
A