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Question 1

The transfer of information from one source towards a receiver

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Communication

Question 2

Involves two or more individuals exchanging information through speaking.

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Verbal communication

Question 3

includes messages that are encoded symbolically into words such as letters

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Written communication

Question 4

intended messages interpreted through proxemics (distance), kinesics (body language), haptics (touch), and appearance.

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Non-verbal communication

Question 5

other word for distance

Answer 5

proxemics

Question 6

other word for body language

Answer 6

kinesics

Question 7

other word for touch

Answer 7

haptics

Question 8

focuses on the expression of messages through images, logos, maps, print ads, etc.

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Visualization

Question 9

Visualization

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focuses on the expression of messages through images, logos, maps, print ads, etc.

Question 10

the source of information

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sender

Question 11

the intended recipient of the message

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reciever

Question 12

the information being transmitted

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message

Question 13

the manner in which the message is sent

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channel

Question 14

the symbolic transaltion of message in the form of words, images, gestures before it is conveyed through the channel

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encoding

Question 15

the process of breaking down the context of the message

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decoding

Question 16

the response generated by the reciever after decoding the message

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feedback

Question 17

6 barriers that cause communication breakdown

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difference in culture, individual upbringing, expectations, experience es, preffered communication styles, and personal beliefs or perspectives

Question 18

The ability to give full attention in decoding and understanding the information being transferred by the speaker and provide meaningful feedback in return

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active listening

Question 19

helps prevent misinterpretation of the message during decoding phase

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adding of clarification

Question 20

defined as the communicator’s internal use of language or self- talk.

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Intrapersonal

Question 21

the most basic form of communication in which the exchange of information involves two or more people

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Interpersonal

Question 22

it allows everyone involved in the communication process of exchange ideas to follow a set of guidelines in discussing a specific topic.

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small group discussions

Question 23

form of delivering a message through a one-way or two-way process between the speaker and his/her listener/s

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public speaking

Question 24

the imparting or delivering of information to a large scale of people

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mass communication

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The message is transferred over a distance through cables (telephones), broadcasting (television or radio), internet, etc.

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telecommunication

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failure to achieve the goal and instead results to suffering or failure

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communication breakdown

Question 27

encoding skills

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Knowing your audience or listeners
Havingng knowledge
Using appropriate language
Considering familiar context
Giving assumptions
Clarifying
Repeating/Resending

Question 28

Channel skills

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Intrapersonal
Interpersonal
Small-Group Discussion
Public speaking
Mass Communication
Social Media
Telephone
Emails
Posters

Question 29

Decoding skills

Answer 29

Reading
Comprehending
Listening actively
Asking
Clarifying
Paraphrasing

Question 30

Context

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Environment of sender and receiver
Culture of the organization
Established Relationships
Basis for tone
Styles of communication