S3_L2: Communication in Organizations Flashcards
________ is a psychological process of sharing information to achieve a common understanding between ourselves & others.
Communication
This is the foundation for effectiveness in any type of organization
Effective communication
The following is true about communication, EXCEPT:
A. process of exchanging information in such a way that mutual understanding is achieved
B. between 2 or more people about work-related issues.
C. interaction required to direct a group towards a set of common goals
D. All
E. None
E. None
Enumerate the basic communication process.
Sender > Encoding > Message > Decoding > Receiver
What are the methods of channels of communication?
- verbal
- written
- electronic
Enumerate the 3 Levels at which communication takes place
- Physical level
- Intelligence level
- Emotional level
affects the mood of the receiver and perception of the sender
A. Physical level
B. Intelligence level
C. Emotional level
C. Emotional level
Acceptance of the message
A. Physical level
B. Intelligence level
C. Emotional level
C. Emotional level
Receiver has to notice that the process of communication is taking place
A. Physical level
B. Intelligence level
C. Emotional level
A. Physical level
Receiver may choose not to decode the message correctly
A. Physical level
B. Intelligence level
C. Emotional level
C. Emotional level
Understanding the information
A. Physical level
B. Intelligence level
C. Emotional level
B. Intelligence level
Part of the basic communication process and is the person or group with ideas, intentions, information and a purpose for communicating
Sender
Part of the basic communication process and is the receiver’s perceptual assessment
Decoding
Part of the basic communication process and is the most effective way to determine if messages are receive
Feedback
Part of the basic communication process and can block, filter or distort the message as it is encoded and sent when it is received and blocked
Noise
Part of the basic communication process and encompasses formulating the message, selecting the right words or symbols, & understanding the person
Encoding
Part of the basic communication process and decodes (interprets) the messages transmitted over any channel
Receiver
Part of the basic communication process and is the means by which messages are transmitted
Methods (channels) of communication
______ may change the meaning of messages and become interpreted incorrectly
Barriers
Essential tool in achieving productivity and maintaining strong working relationships at all levels of an organization
Communication in an organization
TRUE OR FALSE: “Effective Communication” in organizations is the building block of successful organizations. It acts as the organization’s blood.
A. Both statements are true
B. Both statements are false
C. Only the 1st statement is true
D. Only the 2nd statement is true
A. Both statements are true
Part of the basic communication process and is the information, view, topics, idea, feelings, sensitivity
Message
This type of feedback is the receiver’s response to sender regarding a specific message
Direct
This type of feedback involves the consequences that result from a particular message
Indirect
Kind of barrier that are the conspicuous distractions in the environment that make it difficult to hear or pay attention
Physical Barriers
Kind of barrier that are composed of the Organization’s Rules, Policies, and Procedures
Organizational Barrier
Kind of barrier in which there are mechanisms within individuals that restrict a sender’s or receiver’s ability to express and/or understand messages clearly
socio-psychological barriers
This is a tactic of impression management whereby individuals do favors or use flattery to elicit an attribution of likability from observers
A. self-promotion
B. ingratiation
C. exemplification
D. intimidation
E. supplication
B. ingratiation
This is a tactic of impression management whereby individuals advertise their weaknesses or shortcomings in order to elicit an attribution of being needy from observers
A. self-promotion
B. ingratiation
C. exemplification
D. intimidation
E. supplication
E. supplication
This is a tactic of impression management whereby people self-sacrifice or go above and beyond the call of duty in order to gain the attribution of dedication from observers
A. self-promotion
B. ingratiation
C. exemplification
D. intimidation
E. supplication
C. exemplification
This is a tactic of impression management whereby individuals point out their abilities or accomplishments in order to be seen as competent by observers
A. self-promotion
B. ingratiation
C. exemplification
D. intimidation
E. supplication
A. self-promotion