Psychology in media

Question 1

communication

Answer 1

Human communication is a relational activity where symbols are exchanged between parties with an intention, from which meanings emerge. This applies even when a person is talking to themselves, as it involves a form of relational activity (Pearson et al., 2011, p. 10). For example, someone reflecting silently, writing in a personal journal, or talking aloud to unfold a problem is engaging in a communicative process, often to prepare for future interactions with others

Question 2

Context

Answer 2

The framework in which communication occurs, encompassing several dimensions

Question 3

Roles

Answer 3

Communication involves exchanging roles between sender and receiver.

Question 4

Messages

Answer 4

a set of symbols shared by the sender through various channels

Question 5

Channels

Answer 5

The medium through which messages travel

Question 6

Noise

Answer 6

any interference that affects message reception

Question 7

Effects

Answer 7

The outcomes or consequences of communication

Question 8

Intrapersonal Communication

Answer 8

Communication within oneself, often in the form of internal conversations or thoughts

Question 9

Interpersonal Communication

Answer 9

Communication between two or more people, the most frequent mode in daily life

Question 10

Group Communication

Answer 10

Communication among three or more people working toward a common goal

Question 11

Public Communication

Answer 11

Communication where the sender addresses an audience orally or in written form

Question 12

Mass Communication

Answer 12

Communication through traditional media (e.g., TV, radio, newspapers) or new digital platforms like social media

Question 13

Computer-Mediated Communication

Answer 13

Communication that occurs through an interface, usually a computer or mobile device screen