Communication Ethics

Question 1

Principles of Effective Written Communication

Answer 1

Clear
Concise
Concrete
Correct
Complete
Coherent
Courteous

Question 2

Proxemics

Answer 2

Study of human space in communication

Question 3

In the communication process, how many percent is the value of non-verbal communication

Answer 3

65%

Question 4

Factors to consider when delivering a message

Answer 4

1. Content to be covered
2. Communication climate

Question 5

2 kinds of communication climate

Answer 5

1. Positive climate
2. Negative climate

Question 6

3 sensory types

Answer 6

Visual
Auditory
Kinesthetic (touch, sensations)

Question 7

Refers to how a person’s values influence the conduct of his interaction with another person or a group of people

Answer 7

Communication Ethics

Question 8

McLuhan describes it as the shrinking of the world into a village by electronic
technology and the speedy movement of
information to different places.

Answer 8

Global Village

Question 9

people from different
cultures or nations respecting each other’s
differences.

Answer 9

Cultural DIversity

Question 10

the way you use your verbal and non-verbal
skills in communicating your message.

Answer 10

COMMUNICATION STYLES

Question 11

the sharing of meanings with the receiving and
interpreting ideas from people whose cultural
background is different from yours.

Answer 11

INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION

Question 12

the interaction among people of different
races.
● ex. A tourist guide conducting a tour for a group of people with different nationalities.

Answer 12

INTERRACIAL COMMUNICATION

Question 13

the interaction among people who have
different ethnic groups.
● Ex. An international correspondent interviewing the aborigines of Australia for a television documentary

Answer 13

INTER-ETHNIC COMMUNICATION

Question 14

the interaction among persons representing
different political structures.

Answer 14

INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATION

Question 15

VARIETIES OF REGISTERS OF SPOKEN AND WRITTEN LANGUAGE

Answer 15

Frozen
Formal
Consultative
Neutral
Informal

Question 16

• The most formal register.
  ● The language used is fixed and constant.
  ● It does not change in time.
  ● The nature of the language does not require any
  feedback.
  ● ex. Formal ceremonies, prose or poetry, National
  Anthem, Pledge of Allegiance to the Country

Answer 16

Frozen

Question 17

• The language requires formal English because it
  is used in official and ceremonial settings.
  ● The language used is for standard variety and
  has an agreed upon vocabulary that is
  well-documented.
  ● The language is written without emotion.
  ● Ex. Professional writing, business correspondence,
  announcements, court proceedings

Answer 17

Formal

Question 18

The language used is specifically for the purpose
of soliciting aid, support, or intervention.
● In the setting, one person is deemed an expert
and the other is the receiver of such expertise.
● Ex. Client and doctor consultation, teacher and
student conversation

Answer 18

CONSULTATIVE

Question 19

The language is necessarily formal or informal
nor is it usually positive or negative.
● The language sticks to facts. The language deals
with non-emotional topics and information.
● Ex. Technical writing, reviews, articles.

Answer 19

Neutral

Question 20

refers to the word or chain of words used to
create meaning

Answer 20

LEXICAL COMPONENTS

Question 21

TYPES OF LEXICAL COMPONENTS

Answer 21

WORDS
PART OF WORDS
PHRASAL VERBS
COLLOCATIONS
IDIOMS
SENTENCE FRAMES

Question 22

are unique and meaningful components of speech. Can be used alone or with others
to form a sentence.

Answer 22

WORDS

Question 23

denote a single letter, a prefix, a suffix added to
words.

Answer 23

PART OF WORDS

Question 24

Are verbs followed by a preposition or adverb.
● Ex. point out (to direct attention to something)
- The teacher pointed out the glitch in their
programming.

Answer 24

PHRASAL VERBS

Question 25

are a pair or group of words that are habitually used together that they sound correct together. ● Ex.: major problem, heavy drinker, keep in mind

Answer 25

COLLOCATIONS

Question 26

Are combinations of words whose collective meaning is not predictable from those of the individual words. ● Ex. once in a blue moon, barking at the wrong tree, beat around the bush

Answer 26

IDIOMS

Question 27

Are a group of words that provide a structure or a skeleton for a complete sentence.

Answer 27

SENTENCE FRAMES

Question 28

Refer to the delivering of messages without the use of words.

Answer 28

NON-LEXICAL COMPONENTS

Question 29

TYPES OF NON-LEXICAL COMPONENTS

Answer 29

BODY LANGUAGE PROXEMICS PARALANGUAGE PRESUPPOSITIONS CULTURAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS

Question 30

includes gestures, facial expressions, eye contact, and body stance

Answer 30

BODY LANGUAGE

Question 31

Techniques in Managing Facial Expression

Answer 31

Intensify De-intensify Neutralize Mask

Question 32

coined by Hall, the study of people’s use of space as special elaboration of culture.

Answer 32

PROXEMICS

Question 33

it alters or nuance meaning and reflects your impression of the person

Answer 33

PARALANGUAGE

Question 34

Groups of Paralanguages

Answer 34

Vocal characterizers Vocal qualifiers Vocal segregates

Question 35

is an assumption, or something you believe is implied in an utterance. The assumption happens even without confirmation.

Answer 35

PRESUPPOSITIONS

Question 36

TYPES OF COMMUNICATION

Answer 36

INTRAPERSONAL COMMUNICATION INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION MASS COMMUNICATION

Question 37

the type of communication we use when we communicate to ourselves

Answer 37

INTRAPERSONAL COMMUNICATION

Question 38

the type of communication we do when we talk to another person or a group of people.

Answer 38

INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION

Question 39

3 Forms of Interpersonal Communication

Answer 39

Dyad Communication Small Group Communication Public Communication

Question 40

also called the “one is to many” ● uses media as its medium to communicate to mass audience

Answer 40

MASS COMMUNICATION