Oral- Communication (elements and models) Flashcards
helps us to belong to a society and benefit by such relationships.
Communication
simply means moving and receiving messages or information from one point
to another point
Communication
TRUE OR FALSE:
Individuals communicate with each other.
TRUE
TRUE OR FALSE:
They may also communicate with
others as members of a group. Individuals also comnlunicate with organisations and with
‘larger audiences. Therefore, there are a number of situations in which communication takes
place
TRUE
One needs a _________ or medium to move these messages.
CHANNEL
TRUE OR FALSE: OR FALSE:
In addition to face-to-face verbal
communication (sign language in case of the deaf & dumb) a variety of other means such as
newspaper, book, magazine, radio and TV, tape recorders, VCRs, tele printers, facsimiles etc.,
are available as other CHANNELS of communication
TRUE
Communication begins
when the speaker or
source of communication
responds to a stimulus
and decides to ______ or
transmit it in the form of
a message (or a ‘code’)
through a particular
channel or means
encode
The receiver _________ or
interprets the message
sent and responds
accordingly based on his
interpretation of the
message. This response
comes in the form of a
________ sent to the
original source of
communication (sender).
decodes, feedback
As the communication
transaction continues,
the sender and receiver
may exchange roles until
understanding is
achieved. _______ to
communication
sometimes block the
transmission of the
message thereby creating
misunderstanding.
Barriers
the source of
information or message.
Speaker
the
information, ideas, or
thoughts conveyed by the
speaker in words or in
actions.
Message
the
process of converting
the message into
words, actions, or
other forms that the
speaker understands.
Encoding
the medium
or the means, such as
personal or non-personal,
verbal or nonverbal in
which the encoded
message is conveyed.
Channel
the process of
interpreting the encoded
message of the speaker by
the receiver.
Decoding
the recipient
of the message, or someone
who decodes the message.
Receiver
