Lesson 3

Question 1

the person that makes decision to communicate.

Answer 1

The Source

Question 2

Is the means by which an oral message is transmitted to the listener.

Answer 2

The Channel

Question 3

Is any person who perceives the message.

Answer 3

The Receiver.

Question 4

Is anything that interferes the process of communication. This leads to communication gap and misunderstanding.

Answer 4

Interference

Question 5

May exist to both the sender and the receiver. The sender’s or the receiver’s physical condition can lead to communication barrier

Answer 5

Barriers.

Question 6

this refers to the receiver’s reactions and responses that the sender perceives

Answer 6

Feedback

Question 7

This affects and influences the person’s interpretation of the message. This includes person’s religion, culture, belief, educational background, societal norms.

Answer 7

The Cultural Context

Question 8

ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS IN
TRANSMITTING MESSAGES

Answer 8

1. State the purpose and main point of your message
2. Strengthen your main point with supporting points
3. Check to see whether you got your message across
4. Respond to reactions to what you have presented
5. Summarize your main point(s)

Question 9

COMMUNICATION HAZARDS

Answer 9

1. Nervousness, forgetfulness and losing track
2. Letting the audience get to you - becoming defensive
3. Criticism of your presentation