Lesson 5

Question 1

This is a set of observable
conditions that both the
sender and receiver can use
to associate the same things
to a given message.

refers to the factors that work together to determine the
meaning of a message.

Answer 1

context

Question 2

involves an interchange of
message or ideas between or among people.

Answer 2

interpersonal

Question 2

types of speech context

Answer 2

intrapersonal
interpersonal
public

Question 3

is the type of communication
which characterized by your ability to self-talk. It is a context where you engage in self reflection and
meditation.

Answer 3

intrapersonal

Question 4

two groups of interpersonal

Answer 4

dyadic communication
small group communication

Question 5

Two persons engage in communication and share ideas,
information, message, beliefs and
feelings.

Answer 5

dyadic communication

Question 6

is an interchange of information
or ideas among three or more
persons.

Answer 6

small group communication

Question 7

7 roles of small group communication

Answer 7

initiator
clarifier
energizer
facilitator
process-observer
recorder
time-keeper

Question 8

begins the discussion, calls attention to the topic or
issues to be discussed.

Answer 8

initiator

Question 9

gives further explanation or examples for the topic
being discussed to ensure that all participants are on the same
frame of mind.

Answer 9

clarifier

Question 10

provides an ice breaker to energize the participants as well as the discussion itself.

Answer 10

energizer

Question 11

directs the discussion in such a way that all participants will have a chance to express their ideas.

Answer 11

facilitator

Question 12

oversees the discussion by merely
listening to all participants talk and present their sides.

Answer 12

process-observer

Question 13

keeps the minutes of the meeting. The recorder jots down and records everything.

Answer 13

recorder

Question 14

takes note of the time allotment for the discussion.

Answer 14

time-keeper

Question 15

It is a form of communication which allows for wider coverage.

It is a structured type of communication, it has to be carefully planned, prepared, and researched.

it also
includes the influence it has on the beliefs, attitudes,
and thinking of the people.

Answer 15

public

Question 16

channels where information can be received include newspapers, television, radio, and social media

Answer 16

mass