GROUP 1

Question 1

It refers to any obstruction or interference that may be caused by the sender, message or receiver during the process of communication.

Answer 1

noise

Question 2

The process of converting or decrypting the symbols encoded by the sender

Answer 2

decoding

Question 3

The medium or manner in which the encoded message is transferred. The message may be transmitted written, oral/verbal or non-verbal.

Answer 3

channel

Question 4

Converting the idea into verbal or non-verbal forms that can be understood by the receiver of the message.

Answer 4

encoding

Question 5

The process of sending and receiving messages through
verbal or nonverbal means, including speech, or oral communication; writing and
graphical presentations

Answer 5

communication

Question 6

The response given by the individual receiving information. This can be verbal or nonverbal cues such as head nodding and body language.

Answer 6

feedback

Question 7

Communication is an active process that keeps moving forward and changes constantly.

Answer 7

Austero, et. al, 2013

Question 8

Can be defined as communication with one’s self, and that may include self-talk, acts of imagination and visualization, and even recall and memory

Answer 8

intrapersonal communication

Question 9

Involves talking to one or a limited number of people. This requires you to adjust your speech to suit the character and personality of the person you talk to. Since you are communicating with limited number of people, the opportunity for feedback and clarification is much greater.

Answer 9

interpersonal communication

Question 10

The information generated, in which the meaning is shared between the sender and the receiver.

Answer 10

message

Question 11

Reflecting, imagining, thinking
about your own thoughts, lives,
experiences

Answer 11

intrapersonal communication

Question 12

The target of communication is the person who is last in the chain and for whom the message was sent.

Answer 12

reciever

Question 13

One person/organization speaks to a group of people; the same is true of public written communication, where one person writes a message to be read by a small or large group. It limits the opportunity for feedback and clarification due to the large number of participants.

Answer 13

public communication

Question 14

The information or the messages must be screened before posting to the public.

Answer 14

mass communication

Question 15

There are absence of written and spoken words. The communication occurs without the use of speaking.

Answer 15

non verbal

Question 16

Two types of communication

Answer 16

Verbal and Non verbal

Question 17

It means can interacting through spoken words, written language, and created images. One can also communicate through actions, through the eyes and facial expressions, and even hand gestures and sign language

Answer 17

communication

Question 18

Involves interpersonal and small communication where people can be at ease and be more comfortable.

Answer 18

informal communication

Question 19

This includes vocal qualities like tone, pitch, volume, and speech rate that accompany verbal messages to convey emotion or emphasis.

Answer 19

paralanguage

Question 20

Refers to the distance between people as they communicate. It is the way we signal to others how comfortable we are with certain distances.

Answer 20

space and distance

Question 21

Involves the use of public speaking or mass communication, a combination of both verbal and nonverbal messages.

Answer 21

formal communication

Question 22

Allows for an individual to communicate a message through the use of their eyebrows, eyes, mouth, and facial muscles

Answer 22

facial expression

Question 23

Pictures, signs, gestures are used to communicate without words. It offers visual representation of a word or idea.

Answer 23

non verbal symbols

Question 24

The absence of spoken words, yet it communicates much more than words can convey. It’s a form of nonverbal expression that can convey a variety of messages, depending on the context and the relationship between the people involved.

Answer 24

silence

Question 25

The way one sits, stands, or moves can communicate confidence, openness, nervousness, or discomfort.

Answer 25

body language

Question 26

Physical contact like a handshake, hug, or pat on the back can express warmth, formality, or aggression.

Answer 26

haptics or touch

Question 27

Conveys nonverbal clues about a speaker’s personality, background and status.

Answer 27

clothes and personal appearance